Archive Pineapple
Top note · Fruity
Pineapple.
Ripe tropical fruit, sweet and a little sharp at the edge.
Our read on the material, not a measurement.
What it smells like.
Pineapple is sweet, juicy and slightly acidic, with a sharpness that stops it reading as syrup. It smells more like the fruit cut open than the fruit in a drink. There is a faint woody note underneath it, which is why it sits better with cedarwood than most fruits do.
It is one of the boldest openings you can choose. It carries in warm weather, it makes a blend memorable in the first thirty seconds, and it pushes a formula towards fun rather than formal. That is also the reason to be careful with it: two loud fruits together tip into confectionery quickly.
Pineapple in perfume is a built accord, not a pressed juice. The fruit's brightness comes from a family of fruity esters that perfumers blend to taste, which is why pineapple notes range from sharp and green to syrupy and tinned. Ours leans bright: it is there for lift, not for dessert.
In a blend.
Loud and cheerful. Pineapple makes an opening unmistakable and reads younger than most fruits. If you want a blend that could go to the office, pick something else.
Fruity. Playful, bright and full of energy. Shop the fruity scents.
Pairs beautifully with.
The 2 scents built with it.
Questions about pineapple.
What does pineapple smell like?
Ripe tropical fruit, sweet and a little sharp at the edge. Pineapple is sweet, juicy and slightly acidic, with a sharpness that stops it reading as syrup. It smells more like the fruit cut open than the fruit in a drink. There is a faint woody note underneath it, which is why it sits better with cedarwood than most fruits do.
Is pineapple a top, heart or base note?
It is a top note, so it is one of the first things you smell and one of the first to fade. Loud and cheerful. Pineapple makes an opening unmistakable and reads younger than most fruits. If you want a blend that could go to the office, pick something else.
What does pineapple pair well with?
The studio would start with cedarwood, vanilla, jasmine and vetiver. It is one of the boldest openings you can choose. It carries in warm weather, it makes a blend memorable in the first thirty seconds, and it pushes a formula towards fun rather than formal. That is also the reason to be careful with it: two loud fruits together tip into confectionery quickly.
What fragrance family is pineapple in?
Fruity. Playful, bright and full of energy.
Which Next Fragrance scents contain pineapple?
2, including Next Platinum - Eau De Parfum and Next Platinum - Perfume Oil. Every note listed on a product page is the real pyramid for that fragrance.
Can I use pineapple in a custom blend?
Yes. It is one of the 42 notes you can choose at the Bench, where you build across the three tiers and we blend it by hand in Adelaide.
Blend with pineapple.
Pick it at the bench, choose up to four notes per tier, and we blend it by hand in Adelaide.
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