Raspberry is a reproduction accord fruity perfume note. It is sourced from Mexico, Poland, United States of America.
What does Raspberry smell like?+
Soft, berry, musky, candy, appetizing.
Is Raspberry a top, heart, or base note?+
Raspberry is most often used as a top note. Across 5,239 fragrances on Noteboxd it is listed as a top note in 3,330, a heart note in 1,357, and a base note in 552.
What are the most popular fragrances with Raspberry?+
Popular fragrances featuring Raspberry include Lunar Vetiver by Amouroud, So Beautiful by Lomani, Al Thara by Ghawali, World by Kenzo, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.
Raspberry is featured in 7,166 fragrances on Noteboxd.
Somewhere between a blackberry, a strawberry, and a blackcurrant: the raspberry note has a decidedly berry-like nuance. It’s sweet as candy, and yet has a rather soft effect. This fruity note is most often found in feminine fragrances.
Dainty, delicate and deeply pink… Raspberries have inspired our imagination and taste buds since time immemorial. In ancient Greek mythology, raspberries are said to have originally been white—that is, until a nymph named Ida, daughter of the King of Crete and wet-nurse to Zeus, went to pick white raspberries to calm Zeus’ tears. She pricked her breast on an exposed thorn and is said to have bled a deep red so pervasive that it forever colored the fruit in its iconic pink shade.
Despite how delectably fragrant raspberries are, it is—unfortunately—impossible to extract essential oil from the berry. Luckily, clever perfumers have recreated the fragrance using molecules that are present in the fruit itself. Frambinone, or raspberry ketone, is the most popular synthetic replacement.