wild berries
Fruity Family
Wild Berries offer a juicy, tantalizing aroma that adds a burst of freshness and sweetness to fragrances, evoking the essence of nature's untamed bounty.
Intensity
moderate
Longevity
short
Popularity
1 fragrances
Family
Fruity
About wild berries
Wild Berries as a fragrance note encapsulate the essence of a lush forest or meadow, brimming with the sweet and tart scents of nature's small but mighty fruits. This note is a complex blend of various berries found in the wild, such as raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and strawberries, each contributing its unique aroma to create a multifaceted olfactory experience. The result is a fragrance note that is both refreshing and comforting, with a balance of sweetness and acidity that can add depth and intrigue to a perfume composition. Wild Berries are often used in the top and middle notes of a fragrance, where their light, volatile aromas can shine, setting the stage for a delightful scent journey. In perfumery, Wild Berries are cherished for their ability to introduce a natural, fruity freshness that can brighten and add an element of surprise to a fragrance. They are versatile and can be used to enhance floral, gourmand, or even woody and oriental compositions, lending a modern, youthful vibe. The inherent sweetness and juiciness of Wild Berries make them particularly appealing in feminine and unisex fragrances, where they contribute to a playful, energetic character.
Natural Sources
- •Synthetic reproduction
- •Natural extracts (though rare due to the delicate nature of the berries)
Synthetic Alternatives
Ethyl methylphenylglycidate (strawberry), Alpha-ionone (raspberry), Hexenol (green leafy note)
Perfumer's Tips
Wild Berries are best used in moderation to avoid overpowering a composition. They pair excellently with floral and musky notes to create a balanced, multifaceted fragrance. Consider the season and desired mood of the fragrance when incorporating Wild Berries, as they can evoke feelings of summer freshness or autumnal richness.