Notes Atlas/Cherry Blossom
Floral · 117 fragrances
Cherry Blossom.
117
Fragrances
1988
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 69%
Floral
Reads as
In the heart of spring, cherry blossom unfurls its ephemeral charm, a fleeting floral note that perfumers have embraced for its delicate sweetness and transient beauty.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of cherry blossom-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Cherry Blossom in perfumery.
Cherry blossom captures the essence of early spring, with a scent that is both fresh and slightly fruity. This ephemeral flower blooms briefly, offering a sweet, powdery aroma that hints at the arrival of warmer days. Its character is often described as light and airy, with subtle notes of fruitiness that add to its charm.
Perfumers use cherry blossom to create compositions that are floral yet fresh, often placing it in the heart or top notes to evoke a sense of renewal and vitality. It pairs well with bergamot for brightness, musk for warmth, jasmine for richness, sandalwood for depth, rose for complexity, and amber for a touch of sweetness. These combinations highlight cherry blossom's versatility, allowing it to blend seamlessly into various fragrance profiles.
Today, cherry blossom can be found in notable fragrances such as Sakura Cherry Blossom by Jo Malone London, which captures the essence of spring with its fresh floral notes; Cherry Blossom 2021 Millésime and Cherry Blossom Millésime 2024 by Guerlain, both celebrating the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms through exquisite compositions; and Kenzo Amour, where it adds a touch of sweetness to the overall fragrance. These fragrances showcase the trend towards capturing the ephemeral nature of spring in perfumery.