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Plum
Description
Plum, derived from the sweet and juicy fruit of the Prunus tree, is a vibrant, fruity note in perfumery. Known for its rich, slightly tart, and sweet aroma, plum adds a playful, luscious quality to fragrances. Often used in fruity, floral, and oriental compositions, plum brings both freshness and depth, evoking the indulgence of ripe, sun-kissed fruit.
Odor Profile
Plum has a sweet, juicy aroma with a slightly tart edge and fruity, floral nuances. Its scent is rich and full-bodied, with hints of berries, honey, and a faint, woody undertone. The overall profile is lush, inviting, and smooth, offering a balance of sweetness and tanginess. Plum adds a fresh, dynamic quality to perfumes, enhancing the fruitiness and richness of a fragrance while creating a sense of warmth and indulgence.