Notes Atlas/Red Berries
Sweet · 313 fragrances
Red Berries.
313
Fragrances
1949
Earliest use in catalog
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Typical position · 69%
Sweet
Reads as
In the heart of a fragrance, red berries ignite a playful sweetness that dances between fresh and fruity, making them a vital element in modern perfumery.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of red berries-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Red Berries in perfumery.
Red berries evoke the crispness of just-picked raspberries or strawberries, bursting with natural sugars and a hint of tartness. This note is often derived from synthetic sources to maintain consistency and intensity, capturing the essence of summer's bounty without seasonal limitations.
In compositions, red berries typically occupy the middle notes, providing a sweet contrast that enhances musk, jasmine, patchouli, vanilla, rose, and bergamot. These pairings create layers of complexity, shifting from fresh to powdery or woody over time, offering a balanced yet dynamic scent experience.
Today, red berries can be found in contemporary fragrances such as Eilish by Billie Eilish, which captures the essence of youth and vibrancy, and Angel by Mugler, known for its iconic sweet and fruity profile. These notes continue to trend, blending seamlessly into modern perfumes with their ability to add a touch of playful sweetness.