Tease Crème Cloud
Eau de Parfum
Victoria's Secret
Note Profile
Meringue in perfumery delivers a sweet, airy, and creamy scent reminiscent of the classic dessert. It conjures a delicate cloud of sugar and subtle vanilla, with a faintly eggy undertone that adds realism and depth. This note creates a comforting and indulgent atmosphere, often used to enhance gourmand compositions.
Meringue in perfumery offers a sweet, airy, and creamy aroma with pronounced notes of powdered sugar and subtle vanilla. It carries a faintly eggy nuance that lends authenticity and a soft, milky facet that rounds out the composition. The scent evolves from a crisp sugary opening to a smooth, comforting finish.
Meringue as a fragrance note is created through aroma compounds and accords designed to replicate the scent of the dessert, rather than being directly extracted from food. Perfumers use a blend of vanillin, ethyl maltol, and lactonic ingredients to achieve its characteristic profile. These materials are synthesized or isolated from natural sources to ensure consistency and safety.
Perfumers typically use meringue as a heart or base note to impart a creamy sweetness and enhance the gourmand character of a fragrance. It blends well with vanilla, caramel, fruits, and nutty notes, and can soften sharper elements in a composition. Meringue is often employed to evoke a sense of comfort and indulgence in modern gourmand and oriental perfumes.
Perfumers known for using Meringue include Quentin Bisch .
Gourmand
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Meringue appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Victoria's Secret
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Jean Paul Gaultier
Eau de Parfum
Sabrina Carpenter
Eau de Parfum
Montale
Parfum
Jean Paul Gaultier
Eau de Parfum
Jean Paul Gaultier