coconut water
Fresh Family
A refreshing and hydrating scent reminiscent of the clear juice inside young coconuts.
Intensity
light
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
5 fragrances
Family
Fresh
Olfactory Profile
fresh
green
sweet
floral
spicy
About coconut water
Coconut water as a middle note in perfumery brings a fresh, aquatic, and slightly sweet quality that evokes the essence of tropical freshness. Unlike the richer, creamier scent of coconut meat or oil, coconut water is light and refreshing, with a subtle sweetness and green nuances. It is derived from the natural juice found within young, green coconuts before they mature and develop the white, fleshy interior. In perfumery, it's used to add a tropical, hydrating dimension to fragrances, often contributing to a beachy or summery vibe. Its popularity has grown in modern perfumery as consumers seek out fragrances that offer a natural, refreshing olfactory experience.
Natural Sources
- •Cocos nucifera (Coconut)
Synthetic Alternatives
While natural coconut water essence can be used in perfumery, synthetic versions are also available. These are created to mimic the light, fresh, and slightly sweet scent of real coconut water, offering a stable and cost-effective alternative for fragrance formulation.
Perfumer's Tips
Use sparingly to imbue fragrances with a light, refreshing tropical character without overpowering other notes. It works well as a middle note to bridge fresh top notes and richer base notes, contributing to the overall harmony of a fragrance.