Tutti Frutti Candy
Body Spray · 2023
Bath & Body Works
Note Profile
Gourmand accord for fruit jelly. Sweet, jammy, with a lactonic body standing in for the wobble.
Jelly smells sweet and jammy, a bright fruity candy top settling into a syrupy jam heart. A caramelised, toasted sugar sweetness runs through it, close to cotton candy. A creamy, lactonic body gives it the gelled wobble, reading faintly like peach or milky fruit.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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Not extracted from anything. Pectin, the gelling agent, is nearly odourless, so the accord is entirely the fruit syrup the pectin holds. Première Peau names the build: ethyl maltol for candy-sweet warmth, furaneol (CAS 3658-77-3) for strawberry-caramel jam, gamma-undecalactone for the gelled-texture body, methyl 2-methylbutyrate for the ripe-fruit ester top, and vanillin for rounding. The fruit reference chosen decides the lead ester - strawberry takes ethyl methylphenylglycidate, raspberry takes raspberry ketone, cherry takes benzaldehyde with tonka.
Heart to base of gummy and candy-themed compositions, at medium odour strength. It pairs with red-fruit reconstructions, with vanilla and ethyl maltol, and with confectionery references such as marshmallow and candy floss. It is rare in fine fragrance and more common in fashion-house novelty work. Attested in 25 Fragrantica perfumes and 1 Parfumo entry.
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