Loganberry names no single substance
ReconstructedA bramble hybrid; not extracted.
Note Profile
Loganberry is a berry note based on the hybrid fruit, used in perfumery to suggest a tart, juicy red-purple fruit impression. It reads as darker and more vinous than strawberry, with a blend of blackberry and raspberry facets.
Loganberry is tart, juicy, and berry-like, with a red-fruit impression that can feel slightly winey or jammy. In fragrance accords it often leans toward blackberry and raspberry, sometimes with a soft green or syrupy edge.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
A bramble hybrid; not extracted.
The loganberry is a hybrid fruit, originally created by crossing blackberry and raspberry, and the note name in perfumery refers to that fruit character rather than a single botanical extract. In fragrance work it is usually represented by an accord built from fruity aroma chemicals rather than a true loganberry essential oil or absolute.
Perfumers use loganberry in the top or early heart to add a tart berry lift and a vivid red-fruit accent. It blends well with raspberry, blackberry, pink pepper, florals, vanilla, and musks when a juicy but slightly darker fruit effect is needed.
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