Fields at Nightfall
Eau de Parfum
Zara
Note Profile
Sweet, caramelized nut
Praline in perfumery has a rich, sweet scent reminiscent of caramelized sugar and roasted nuts, often evoking hazelnut or almond facets. It presents creamy, buttery undertones with a warm, toasted nuance that can develop into a soft, confectionery aroma over time. The note is distinctly gourmand, lending an edible quality to compositions.
Praline as a fragrance note is a fantasy accord, typically created by blending synthetic molecules such as ethyl maltol, vanillin, and nutty aromachemicals. It is inspired by the traditional confection made from caramelized sugar and nuts, but does not involve direct extraction from food sources.
Perfumers use praline primarily in the heart and base of gourmand and oriental fragrances to impart warmth and sweetness. It blends well with notes like vanilla, tonka bean, patchouli, and fruits, and is often used to add depth and a comforting, edible character to both feminine and unisex scents.
Perfumers known for using Praline include Olivier Cresp , Dominique Ropion , Annick Menardo , Fabrice Pellegrin , Honorine Blanc , and Marie Salamagne .
Gourmand
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Praline appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Zara
Eau de Parfum
Superdrug
Eau de Parfum
Victoria's Secret
Oil Perfumery
Eau de Parfum
Marc Jacobs
Eau de Parfum
Swiss Arabian
Eau de Parfum
4160 Tuesdays
Eau de Parfum
Armaf
Eau de Toilette
Zara
Eau de Parfum
Fragrance World