de Lacoste L.12.12. Noir
Eau de Toilette
Lacoste
Note Profile
Fresh, aquatic melon
Watermelon in perfumery offers a fresh, watery, and subtly sweet aroma with crisp green facets and a delicate fruity nuance. Its scent is light and transparent, evoking the sensation of freshly cut melon and cool, dewy air. The note tends to remain airy and does not develop into heavier or overly sweet tones.
Natural watermelon extract is rarely used due to its instability and low yield; instead, perfumers rely on synthetic molecules such as melonal and calone to recreate the characteristic scent. These aroma chemicals are derived from organic synthesis and are designed to mimic the refreshing, juicy qualities of real watermelon.
Watermelon is typically used as a top note in fresh, aquatic, or fruity compositions to impart a clean, juicy opening. It blends well with other watery notes, citrus, green accords, and light florals, enhancing the sense of brightness and transparency. Its presence is often subtle, supporting the overall freshness of a fragrance.
Perfumers known for using Watermelon include Anne Flipo , and Michel Almairac .
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A selection of reviewed perfumes where Watermelon appears prominently.
Eau de Toilette
Lacoste
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Guerlain
Eau de Parfum
Room 1015
Eau de Parfum
Marks & Spencer
Step Aboard
Eau de Parfum
Dumont
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Floraïku