Light Blue Pour Homme
Eau de Toilette
Dolce & Gabbana
Note Profile
Amalfi Lemon, Calabrian Lemon, Italian Lemon, Lemon Leaves, Primofiore Lemon, Sicilian Lemon
Bright, zesty lemon
Lemon has a vibrant, zesty aroma with sharp, sparkling citrus facets and a slightly sweet undertone. Its scent is immediately recognisable, with fresh, effervescent top notes that can also reveal subtle green and floral nuances as it dissipates. The fragrance is fleeting, lending an initial burst of brightness before quickly fading.
Lemon essential oil is primarily obtained by cold-pressing the rind of Citrus limon fruits, cultivated in Mediterranean regions, California, and parts of South America. The oil is extracted without heat to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds. Some perfumery uses also employ lemon terpenes or distilled fractions for specific effects.
Perfumers use lemon almost exclusively as a top note to impart freshness and lift to compositions, often in colognes, eaux fraîches, and citrus accords. It blends well with other citrus oils, aromatic herbs, florals, and light woods, enhancing the radiance of a fragrance's opening. Due to its volatility, it is rarely used in the heart or base of perfumes.
Perfumers known for using Lemon include Pierre Montale , Alberto Morillas , Olivier Cresp , Paolo Terenzi , François Demachy , and Dominique Ropion .
Citrus
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Lemon appears prominently.
Eau de Toilette
Dolce & Gabbana
Eau de Parfum
Givenchy
Eau de Parfum
Penhaligon's
Eau de Parfum
Mancera
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Valentino
Eau de Parfum
Prada
Parfum
Tom Ford
Eau de Parfum
Kilian
Eau de Toilette
Kenzo