Demeter Fragrance Library 1996 Cologne

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Tomato

Name: Tomato Cologne
Brand: Demeter Fragrance Library

Demeter Fragrance Library Tomato is a Cologne launched in 1996, created by Christopher Brosius. Tomato settles into a heart of Tomato Leaf and Tomato. Demeter Fragrance Library's Tomato carries a Favourite verdict, a aromatic-led wear.

This one's a proper mood - a green, zesty burst of summer garden joy. Just don't expect it to last longer than your morning cuppa.

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Fresh
Clean
Energetic
Playful
Relaxed

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Profile

Citrus 0%

Floral 0%

Fruity 3%

Green 72%

Sweet 0%

Warm 3%

Woody 0%

Earthy 5%

Animalic 0%

Fresh 20%

Mood Profile

Mood Energising

Calming

Character Playful

Serious

Sentiment Uplifting

Brooding

Accords

Aromatic

100%

Green

88%

Fresh Spicy

78%

Notes

Heart Notes

Tomato Leaf 67% Tomato 33%

Performance

Longevity

Short (2-4h)

Projection

Moderate

Intensity

Light

Best Seasons

Best For:

Spring Summer

A warm-weather pick - at its best in summer and spring.

Best Occasions

Best For:

Casual Sport

Also Works:

Office

Its fresh, green, and slightly zesty profile makes it a natural fit for casual wear and even light sport. Given its reputation for extremely poor longevity, it won't overwhelm an office, but it's not substantial enough for formal events or a lasting impression on a date.

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About

Demeter Tomato captures the vibrant, leafy essence of a fresh tomato plant. It bursts with an aromatic greenness, evoking the snap of a dewy vine and the subtle, earthy sweetness of just-ripe fruit. Expect an initial lively, almost spicy kick, mellowing into a pleasant, clean vegetal aroma that's both invigorating and nostalgic for warmer days. It's less 'fruit salad' and more 'hands-in-the-soil' authentic.