2025's Top Perfumes Are Extra Juicy—19 Fruit-Inspired Scents We're Not Okay Over
Juicy scents are cool again.

Recently, the fragrance note to watch was undoubtedly vanilla. We saw vanilla perfumes emerge as we’d never seen it before—think smoky and sultry (à la Byredo’s Vanille Antique) or reminiscent of freshly blended frosting (à la Ellis Brooklyn’s Vanilla Milk). This year, however, a new fragrance trend is finding its footing, and just like the trend before, it’s still good enough to eat.
The fragrance trend du jour is juicy fruit. From cherries to grapes (and even more unexpected fruits like tangerines), this year’s best fragrances are freshly squeezed. Not only that, but they’re reimagined takes on already-familiar fruits. "Fruity fragrances are often defined by their playful, juicy, and inviting top notes—think ripe berries, orchard fruits like apple or pear, or tropical touches such as mango or passionfruit," says Alex Shalbaf, co-founder of luxury fragrance brand Mind Games. "However, what truly characterizes a refined fruity fragrance is its balance." This means subtle layering of fruit to be elevated with florals, spices, or woods.
This is interesting because, for a long time, fruity fragrances had a bad rap. They were considered to be almost childish. As such, they were mostly reserved for teenagers who spritzed on gobs of body spray—not adults wanting to smell sophisticated. These days, however, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Fruity notes are mixed in alluring floral notes and grounding musk, amber, and earthy accords. The result? Perfumes that are both playful and polished. Ahead, see the hottest, juiciest perfumes to spritz right now.
The Best Fruity Perfumes, Listed
- Best Overall Fruit Perfume: Tom Ford Electric Cherry ($255)
- Best Tangerine Perfume: Phlur Tangerine Boy ($99)
- Best Grape Perfume: Maison Margiela Replica on a Date ($85)
- Best Fig Perfume: Phlur Father Figure ($99)
- Best Mango Perfume: Paco Rabanne Fame ($120)
The Best Fruity Perfumes of 2025
Best Overall: Tom Ford Electric Cherry
This airy fragrance is light and invigorating—like the first crisp spring day. It feels like an easy way for anyone to try a fruit scent that won't overpower you.
Pros: Easy to layer, unisex
Cons: Pricey, may need to be reapplied
Key Notes: Morello cherry, jasmine, musk
Available sizes: 1 oz, 1.7 oz
Customer review: "Hands down one of the best if not the best TF fragrance. Sometimes I just smell the bottle just to feel happy. The scent is captivating and invigorating."
Best Tangerine: Phlur Tangerine Boy
Somehow, Phlur managed to bottle the exact scent that hits the air when you first begin to peel a tangerine. It's the most captivating citrus scent out there right now.
Pros: Unisex, long-lasting
Cons: Some say it's too sweet
Available sizes: 0.32 oz, 1.7 oz
Key Notes: Tangerine, lemon, amber
Customer review: "Surprised me! It’s like peeling a juicy tangerine on a sunny day at the pool. Genderless in the best way. It’s not overly masculine nor is it specifically feminine, it’s a fun scent that I think would suit a lot of different people if they enjoy citrus."
Best Grape: Maison Margiela Replica on a Date
This effervescent, grape-forward fragrance is like drinking wine at a vineyard on a sticky summer day with someone you really, really like.
Pros: Long-lasting, sweet
Cons: Masculine-leaning
Available sizes: 0.33 oz, 1 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Black currant liquor accord, Isparta rose petal, patchouli
Customer review: "How much you love this fragrance really just depends on your skin chemistry. It has a sweet floral scent that is a bit more masculine than feminine. It's perfect for summer and smells like what cotton candy grapes taste like.
Best Fig: Phlur Father Figure
Every time I've worn this perfume, I've gotten compliments on how good I smell. The combination of fig, jasmine dew, and sandalwood is such a perfect skin scent that melds beautifully with anyone's body chemistry for the ultimate cool-girl scent.
Pros: Light and refreshing
Cons: Fades quickly
Available sizes: 0.32 oz, 1.7 oz
Key Notes: Fig, jasmine dew, sandalwood
Customer review: "This is the fig fragrance I’ve been looking for! It is perfectly balanced. It’s not too sweet or overwhelmingly woodsy. Just love it!"
Best Mango: Paco Rabanne Fame
Mango in a perfume is tough to do right. That is unless Paco Rabanne is doing it. This ultra-juicy scent is warm and alluring and has tons of longevity.
Pros: Easy to layer
Cons: Fades quickly
Available sizes: 0.33 oz, 1.7 oz, 2.7 oz
Key Notes: Mango, jasmine, vanilla
Customer review: "Absolutely love this perfume! From the bottle design to the scent itself this product is very nice! "
Best Peach: Tom Ford Bitter Peach
Tom Ford's Bitter Peach perfume smells so good you'll want to drench yourself in it. It basically smells like a peach that was freshly plucked from the tree.
Pros: A little goes a long way
Cons: Expensive, may be too strong for some
Available sizes: 0.33 oz, 1.7 oz
Key Notes: Peach, blood orange, and patchouli
Customer review: "This fragrance is so unique and extremely long-lasting. I applied it at 4:30 am, and I could still smell it at 9 pm. So while the price is absurd, the blend and the longevity definitely help to justify it."
Best Blackberry: Jo Malone Blackberry Bay Cologne
With unexpected notes like bay leaves, this perfume transports you to picking wild blackberries.
Pros: Easy to layer, fresh
Cons: Doesn't last very long
Available sizes: 1 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Blackberry, bay leaves, cedarwood
Customer review: "This is such a refreshing scent. It’s fruity without feeling too young. I would describe the scent as fruity and fresh with a little bit of musk."
Best Grapefruit: Hermès Eau de Pamplemousse Rose
Refreshing grapefruit makes this fragrance refreshing and bubbly. Rose helps round it out.
Pros: Light and fresh
Cons: More masculine-leaning
Available sizes: 3.30 oz
Key Notes: Grapefruit, rose
Customer review: "The entire line of Hermes unisex colognes is excellent but Pamplemousse Rose is really a standout. Just exquisite. It doesn't last that long, as other say, but it's still well worth it."
Best Yuzu: Versace Bright Crystal
Yuzu isn't often used in perfumes, but one whiff of this will convince you it's high time the fizzy citrus fruit was added to more scents.
Pros: Long-lasting
Cons: Smells powdery to some
Available sizes: 0.3 oz, 1.7 oz, 3 oz, 6.7 oz
Key Notes: Yuzu, pomegranate, peony, lotus flower, magnolia, vegetal amber, acajou, musk
Customer review: "Got this and it is definitely a new favorite. It is a light and airy scent. With hints of floral. It was a delight to wear and will be looking forward to purchasing a larger bottle."
Best Lemon: Maison Margiela Replica Under the Lemon Trees
Take this one on the go with you. It's like falling asleep under a lemon tree in the summertime.
Pros: Fresh, unisex, easy to layer
Cons: May be too strong to som
Available sizes: 1 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Citrus, kalamansi accord, coriander, musk
Customer review: "Bought this after going through two full bottles of another scent. This is a light, lemony and spicy scent, perfect for summer."
Best Lychee: Kayali Eden Sparkling Lychee 39
With fruit-forward lychee and blackcurrant, this fragrance starts off smelling like a fizzy, fruity cocktail. Floral and candy notes round it out, adding to the sweetness.
Pros: Unisex and easy to layer
Cons: Smells too artificial to some
Available sizes: 0.33 oz, 0.34 oz, 1.7 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Sparkling lychee, blackcurrant, candied violet, rose Damascena, sugared amber, vanilla absolute
Customer review: "I rarely buy perfume because I easily get headaches or fear the smell would be too much for everyday wear, but this is fresh, sweet, and the smell becomes more subtle throughout the day, which I appreciate!"
Best Pear: Jimmy Choo Eau de Parfum
This bold and sensual fragrance is for someone who wants to stand out. It's sweet with just the right amount of spice.
Pros: Sensual and fresh, long-lasting
Cons: Some say it's powdery
Available sizes: 1.3 oz, 3.3 oz
Key Notes: Pear, sweet Italian orange, tiger orchid, Indonesian patchouli, and caramel
Customer review: "This fragrance is amazing! I used a sample spray in the store, and went back and purchased it before I went home. I LOVED the fragrance! My husbands comments every time I use this, and I have at least one person a day ask what I am wearing."
Best Strawberry: Phlur Strawberry Letter
This perfume is inspired by fresh, ripe, and pulpy strawberries in the height of the summer season. Don't think it's simple or too on-the-nose, though. Airy florals and earthy accords add depth and complexity to it.
Pros: Sensual and light
Cons: Fades fast
Available Sizes: 0.26 oz, 1.7 oz
Key Notes: Cassis leaves, strawberry gariguette, plum nectar, wild lily, red poppy, apple blossom, earthy woods, tonka beans, sugared amber
Customer review: "This smells so good you almost want to eat it! It is sweet without being super overpowering and instead makes you smell like a summer’s day!"
Six More Fruit Fragrances We Love
Electric Cherry's sultry counterpart is heavy on wood and spices. It's the fragrance equivalent of trying to tie a cherry stem with your tongue at a cigar bar.
Pros: Warm, spicy, layerable, unisex
Cons: Some don't like the fruity, smokey blend
Available sizes: 1 oz, 1.7 oz
Key Notes: Dark cherry, saffron, osmanthus, smoked wood accord
Customer review: "I love this scent. It doesn’t feel like i’m using a smell that is too old for me. I love how long the scent lasts. I can go all day still smelling great."
Leave it to Clean Reserve to create a scent called Sparkling Sugar that isn't cloying. This subtly sweet fragrance is layerable, light, and fresh.
Pros: No parabens, easy to layer
Cons: May be too strong for some
Available sizes: 0.33 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Black currant, peach nectar, white musk
Customer review: "It smells so good and sweet! Definitely going to purchase the big bottle. I got the travel size so I’m so excited to take it while im on vacation. It’s perfect for layering!"
Burberry Her is an iconic fragrance that's a favorite for nearly every Londoner because of how sophisticated it smells with notes of lemon and ginger—like afternoon tea.
Pros: Warm, easy to layer
Cons: Not long-lasting
Available sizes: 1 oz, 1.6 oz
Key Notes: Lemon, ginger, rose, musk
Customer review: "My signature scent! This is the perfect musky but sweet scent, and it lasts all day! I have yet to find a scent that even remotely compares! A must-have to turn heads without being overpowering in smell!"
What would you give if you could bottle Paris's energy? This perfume is an encapsulation of the city's heady romance. It's our favorite French girl-inspired pick.
Pros: Sweet yet luxurious
Cons: Smells too mature for some
Available sizes: 0.33 oz, 1.01 oz, 1.6 oz, 3 oz, 5 oz
Key Notes: Red berries, white datura flower, white musk
Customer review: "Absolutely love this scent! It’s sweet, floral, and perfect for both day and night. The fragrance lasts all day and always gets compliments."
This is the ideal summertime scent. Pear nectar makes it smell alluringly sweet.
Pros: No phthalates and fresh
Cons: Has an alcohol-heavy scent
Available sizes: 0.34 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Pear nectar, musky ambrette, woods
Customer review: "I absolutely love this scent! My best friend even went out and bought her a bottle it smells wonderful!"
Inspired by a sun-soaked vacation, Ellis Brooklyn's take on fruit is unique and juicy. Fresh fig takes center stage here, lending this scent richness and sweetness.
Pros: No parabens, bright, and floral
Cons: Doesn't last long
Available sizes: 0.3 oz, 1.7 oz, 3.4 oz
Key Notes: Fig, jasmine, vanilla
Customer review: "I like this perfume. It’s really refreshing and smells like summer. If you enjoy a citrus, floral, fresh type of scent then this will be for you."
How to find a long-lasting fruity perfume
It goes without saying that you’ll want a fragrance that can last. However, fruit-based fragrances work a bit differently. “Fruits, by their nature, are going to flash off quickly so either be prepared to reapply, or look for more complex fragrances that are anchored with base notes and flowers to make them last longer,” says Mark Crames, chief perfumer and CEO at DemeterFragrance. When creating fragrances, Shalbaf opts to pair fleeting top notes with base notes that anchor the fragrance.”This way the fruit makes an impact, but the scent endures,” he says. “If you're looking for staying power, seek out extraits or fragrances with a strong foundation beyond just the fruit.”
Can you layer fruity perfume?
According to Crames, it’s definitely possible to layer and blend fruity perfumes. His rule of thumb is to start with a smell you love, noting that most fruits should be able to combine well with others. Meanwhile, Shalbaf isn’t the biggest advocate for layering random fruity perfumes. “If you do choose to layer, I suggest approaching it like a perfumer would: with intention and restraint,” he says. “Start with a sheer fruity scent and layer something grounding—like a skin musk or soft wood—beneath it.” He also suggests testing it on skin and giving it time to evolve before deciding if the combination works for you.
How we chose
As with all of our buying guides atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , we compile our edits based on original testing and expert recommendations. To find the best fruity perfumes for this roundup, we leaned heavily on expert insight and our knowledge as beauty experts. We also considered several factors, including notes and size. We're aware of how important these factors are for a wide range of preferences, so we made sure to list out all the helpful details. Of course, customer reviews were also kept in mind when creating this list.
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Prior to her time atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , Katie Berohn worked as the beauty assistant for Good Housekeeping, Woman's Day, and Prevention magazines, all part of the Hearst Lifestyle Group. She graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder, with a major in journalism and minor in technology, arts, and media, and earned her master's degree at NYU's graduate program for magazine journalism. In addition, Katie has held editorial internships at Denver Life magazine, Yoga Journal, and Cosmopolitan; a digital editorial internship at New York magazine's The Cut; a social good fellowship at Mashable; and a freelance role at HelloGiggles.
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