Green
Eau de Parfum
Coach
Note Profile
Kiwi in perfumery delivers a bright, tart, and slightly sweet aroma reminiscent of the fresh fruit. It often imparts a juicy, green, and tangy character, sometimes with a subtle tropical nuance that adds vibrancy and freshness to fruity blends.
Kiwi in perfumery presents a lively, tart, and juicy aroma with pronounced green facets and a gentle sweetness. It offers a tangy freshness that is reminiscent of the fruit's flesh, sometimes accompanied by faint tropical and citrusy undertones. As it develops, the note can reveal a soft, watery nuance that enhances its vibrancy.
Kiwi is not distilled directly from the fruit for perfumery; instead, its scent is recreated using aroma chemicals such as ethyl butyrate, cis-3-hexenol, and other green-fruity molecules. These compounds are blended to mimic the characteristic profile of fresh kiwi. The accord is entirely synthetic due to the impracticality of extracting a usable essence from the fruit itself.
Perfumers use kiwi primarily as a top or heart note to introduce brightness and a juicy, green lift to compositions. It pairs well with other fruity notes like apple, pear, and tropical fruits, as well as green, floral, or aquatic accords. Kiwi is often featured in modern, youthful fragrances to impart freshness and a playful twist.
Perfumers known for using Kiwi include Amandine Clerc-Marie .
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Kiwi appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Coach
Eau de Parfum
Avon
Eau de Parfum
Valentino
Eau de Toilette
Dolce & Gabbana
Eau de Parfum
Britney Spears
Eau de Parfum
O Boticário
Eau de Parfum
Majouri
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Majouri
Eau de Parfum
O Boticário