Galop d'Hermes
Eau de Parfum
Hermès
Note Profile
Quince in perfumery delivers a bright, fresh, and juicy fruit aroma reminiscent of a blend between pear and apple, but with a tangy, slightly tart edge. It often adds a lively, natural sweetness and a touch of green nuance, making it a popular choice for uplifting, modern compositions.
Quince has a vibrant, crisp fruit aroma that combines the freshness of green apple with the mellow sweetness of ripe pear. It features a tangy, slightly tart facet and subtle green undertones, which can evolve into a soft, honeyed nuance as it dries down. The note is lively and natural, imparting both brightness and gentle complexity.
Quince is derived from the fruit of the Cydonia oblonga tree, native to Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean. In perfumery, its scent is typically recreated using aroma chemicals and natural isolates, as the raw fruit yields little essential oil through traditional extraction methods.
Perfumers use quince primarily as a top note to introduce freshness and juicy sweetness to compositions. It blends well with other fruits, florals, and green notes, and is often employed to add a modern, uplifting character to both feminine and unisex fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Quince include Paolo Terenzi , and Violaine Collas .
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Quince appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Hermès
Eau de Parfum
Bvlgari
Eau de Parfum
Chanel
Eau de Toilette
Chanel
Eau de Parfum
Flavia
Eau de Parfum
BDK Parfums
Eau de Parfum
roccobarocco
Eau de Parfum
Nobile 1942
Eau de Parfum
Xerjoff
Extrait
BDK Parfums