Collection: Apple Blossom Fragrances

What are your thoughts on the new fruity perfumes? 

Although certain fruits are no longer in season, their smells reverberate delightfully in the autumn air, amplifying the spicy scent of the falling leaves with their luscious ripeness. Fruity fragrances are only somewhat less common in perfumery than floral scents. Thus going through them all at once is nearly difficult. For this, a whole novel-length book would be required. What do you think of the new fruity fragrances? Many of them, though, are uninteresting and unworthy of attention. So, what's the best? Of course, this is the reviewer's subjective viewpoint. Even still, when comparing the fragrance to something in real life, it's simpler to maintain impartiality. There is, however, a trap there. 

There are a lot of good perfumes with notes of plum or orange alone

But just a few with pomegranate or quince solo. We can never pay enough attention to all fruits without crowning one as the mythical Harvest Queen. When you bite through the skin of an apple, the fragrance is only released along with the liquid. Baked apples with raspberry jam and boiling sweetened condensed milk gradually develop into a fragrance. It's cozy and warm, and it's ideal for the fall and winter months. Try Panama 1924's Daytona 10, an extremely sour green apple that's wild, acidic, and aromatic. It has the fragrance of ozone, fresh and stormy, lemon, sharp, and damp magnolia in the rain. Red Apple & Chili 4711 is the most distant from the original of the Acqua Colonia 4711 colognes, yet it is also the brightest and smoothest. Yes, it smells like an apple, but not in a good way. It smells like apple juice sweetened with red chili. Or a frostbitten apple that turned winey as a result of its survival. Surprisingly, sweet apples and chile make an excellent pairing. It's ideal for the colder months. 

An Arab perfume brand 

OmanLuxury Oud Aquilaria offers an apple tree laden with lots of delicious sweet and tart fruit while spreading them in brambles of juniper, rosemary, and rose hips set against the luscious scents of leather, spices, and oud. This nook of a slightly abandoned orchard appears to be about to be swamped in a tsunami of absolute oriental elegance as if they're attempting to fend off the coming deluge.