pinkberries
Fruity Family
Pinkberries offer a delightful, sweet yet tart aroma, perfect for adding a fresh and fruity touch.
Intensity
moderate
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
1 fragrances
Family
Fruity
Olfactory Profile
fresh
sweet
floral
green
citrusy
About pinkberries
Pinkberries, while not a specific fruit, conjure the image of sweet, tangy, and vibrant berries. This imaginary note is inspired by the various pink-hued berries found in nature, such as raspberries, strawberries, and red currants. In perfumery, pinkberries are valued for their ability to impart a fresh, juicy, and slightly tart sweetness to fragrances. This note is often used to add a playful, youthful vibe to compositions, bridging top and base notes seamlessly. It's particularly favored in spring and summer creations for its uplifting and cheerful qualities.
Natural Sources
- •Raspberries
- •Strawberries
- •Red Currants
Synthetic Alternatives
While pinkberries as a concept do not have a direct natural source, synthetic versions are crafted to emulate the sweet, tart, and fresh characteristics of various pink berries. These are often complex accords created by perfumers to evoke the desired fruity aroma.
Perfumer's Tips
Pinkberries can be a captivating middle note, offering a transition from the initial burst of top notes to the deeper base notes. Use sparingly to prevent overpowering the fragrance's heart with sweetness, and consider its tart freshness to balance richer, heavier notes.