Litchi names no single substance
ReconstructedLychee yields no extract; the note is a rosy-fruity reconstruction.
Note Profile
Lychee, red litchi, Red Lychee
Sweet, floral-tinged tropical fruit
Litchi has a distinctly sweet, juicy aroma with delicate floral undertones and a subtle tartness reminiscent of rose and ripe grapes. Its scent is bright and tropical, evolving from a fresh fruitiness to a soft, creamy finish. The note can impart a sense of freshness and exotic sophistication in a composition.
Lychee yields no extract; the note is a rosy-fruity reconstruction.
Litchi is derived from the fruit of the Litchi chinensis tree, native to southern China and Southeast Asia. In perfumery, its scent is typically recreated using aroma chemicals and natural isolates, as direct extraction from the fruit is not practical.
Perfumers use litchi primarily as a top or heart note to introduce a fresh, juicy, and slightly floral accent. It blends well with rose, peony, citrus, and musks, and is popular in modern fruity-floral and gourmand fragrances. Litchi can add vibrancy and a contemporary twist to both feminine and unisex compositions.
Perfumers known for using Litchi include
Alberto Morillas, Quentin Bisch, Amandine Clerc-Marie, Thierry Wasser, Olivier Cresp, and Ahmedullah Anfar
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Litchi appears prominently.
EDP · 2022
Diptyque
EDP · 2010
Kilian
EDP · 2025
Dior
EDP · 2017
philosophy
EDP · 2024
The 7 Virtues
EDT · 2026
Ô Médina Perfumery
EDP · 2006
Indult
EDT · 2025
Miu Miu
EDT · 2026
Muscent
EDP · 2011
Guerlain
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