Passion Fruit is a reproduction accord fruity perfume note. It is sourced from Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador.
What does Passion Fruit smell like?+
Exotic, peach, mango, green.
Is Passion Fruit a top, heart, or base note?+
Passion Fruit is most often used as a top note. Across 210 fragrances on Noteboxd it is listed as a top note in 148, a heart note in 59, and a base note in 3.
What are the most popular fragrances with Passion Fruit?+
Popular fragrances featuring Passion Fruit include Far Away Bella by Avon, Eternal Grace by Philosophy, Masakï / Masakï by Masakï Paris, Pomelo Glow by Neo Cologne, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.
Passion Fruit is featured in 449 fragrances on Noteboxd.
Citrusy and fruity notes clash in an olfactory experience reminiscent of a tropical holiday. Vibrant notes of juicy peach and mango melt into greener facets—awakening the senses in a deliciously fragrant synthetic composition.
The name “passion flower” might evoke images of passion or love, but the reality is rather less sensual: the passion flower was named by Spanish Catholic missionaries during the 17th century, who saw the flower as a symbol of the Passion of Christ. Every aspect of the flower was thought to be significant: the color purple symbolized the season of Lent; the five sepals and five petals represented the ten apostles present during his passion; the three stigma represented the nails that held Jesus to the cross, etc.
The tropics produce a plethora of fragrant delights, one of which being the juicy passionfruit tree. Native to Central America, the Caribbean and Indian Ocean, passion fruit (sometimes called maracuja or granadilla) is the tropical fruit of the passiflora—a climbing plant. The fruit flourishes in a number of gorgeous colors: from purple to yellow, orange and brown. However, it is not the fruit itself that creates the alluring passionfruit note we’ve come to love. Rather, clever perfumers utilize the headspace technique to identically reproduce the fruit’s scent in lab.