Raspberry perfumes can suggest fresh fruit, sweet punch or bubble gum. Violet and heliotrope give raspberry a soft, powdery feel, while tobacco and leather bring out its sweetness in a different way.
We have chosen five fragrances that use raspberry differently. In some it is juicy and distinctly fruity; in others it softens flowers, tobacco or leather.
Five different raspberry perfumes
Imaginary Authors In Love with Everything
Raspberry, citrus pulp and tropical punch suggest a sweet fruit cocktail. Coconut sugar adds sweetness, while sandalwood brings woody notes. In Love with Everything is worth trying if you enjoy juicy fruit and the freshness of citrus.
Sora Dora Mallow
Mallow combines raspberry with vanilla sugar, almond and flowers. Heliotrope and violet give it a soft, powdery scent reminiscent of sweets. If you are looking for fresh, tart raspberry, you may find Mallow too sweet. It is more likely to suit lovers of almond and creamy perfumes.
By Corel Invisible Desire
In Invisible Desire, raspberry sits alongside jasmine, orange blossom and saffron. Orange and red fruit give it a fresher opening, while musk and vanilla round out the scent. Fruit and flowers have equally important roles here.
Teo Cabanel Déjà Vu
Déjà Vu opens with fruity bubble gum, raspberry and citrus. Iris, jasmine and orange blossom add floral notes, followed by white musk and an unexpected faux-leather accord. The bubble gum scent is likely to be the main attraction for many people.
Maison Violet Un Air d’Apogée Extrait de Parfum
In Un Air d’Apogée Extrait de Parfum, raspberry meets iris, mimosa and honey. Tobacco and leather give it warmth and dryness, with raspberry adding a sweet, fruity touch. It may appeal if you enjoy fruit but are not looking for an overtly sweet perfume.
Find the kind of sweetness you enjoy
Try In Love with Everything for juicy fruit, or Mallow for powdery sweetness. Invisible Desire is worth exploring if you love white flowers. Déjà Vu recalls bubble gum, while Un Air d’Apogée Extrait de Parfum pairs raspberry with tobacco and leather.
Smell the perfume just after applying it, then again a little later. This lets you notice how the raspberry changes alongside the other notes and whether you still enjoy it once the initial fruity freshness has faded.
For more fruit scents, explore fig perfumes and mango note perfumes. If creamy, sweet fragrances appeal more, browse our summer gourmand perfumes.
