The aroma of Acerola Blossom is a blend of sweet, fruity notes, with notes of ripe cherry and floral nuances. It opens with a bright sweetness that develops into a more complex bouquet, fresh and bracing.
Scent Evolution
As the fragrance evolves, the initial sweetness gives way to a more rounded profile in which the fruity and floral aspects combine. The result is a balanced scent with a lingering sweetness.
Evolution over time
Immediately
Immediately
Bright, sweet, fruity aroma
After a few hours
After a few hours
Soft, powdery nuances emerge
After a few days
After a few days
Lingers with comforting warmth
The Full Story
Acerola Blossom, derived from the Malpighia emarginata tree, has its roots in tropical regions of the Americas. The tree is common in places such as Brazil and the Caribbean, where it grows in warm climates. Historically, the acerola cherry has been recognized not just for its fruit, which is rich in vitamin C, but also for its pink flowers, which bloom in clusters.
Origin and Production
In perfumery, Acerola Blossom contributes a fresh, sweet floral note with cherry-like nuances and delicate floral undertones. It works on its own and adds complexity when blended with other notes.
Chemistry and Scent Profile
Acerola Blossom is a relatively rare perfumery ingredient with a sweet, slightly tart aroma. It is used in various compositions and lends a distinctive character to luxury fragrances.
Role in Perfumery
Acerola Blossom is cultivated in its native regions, with blossoms collected at peak bloom for quality. It is increasingly used in perfumery for its scent.
Did You Know?
Acerola cherries are among the richest natural sources of vitamin C; the blossoms are fragrant.
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Did You Know?
Did you know?
Acerola cherries are among the richest sources of vitamin C.
Extraction & Chemistry
Extraction method: Fantasy note — no commercial acerola blossom essential oil exists. The scent is recreated synthetically.
Molecular Formula
N/A (olfactory note; no standardized extract)
CAS Number
N/A (no commercial absolute in standard trade)
Botanical Name
Malpighia emarginata
IFRA Status
No known restrictions
Synonyms
BARBADOS CHERRY · WEST INDIAN CHERRY
Physical Properties
Odor Strength
Medium
Appearance
N/A (conceptual olfactory note based on acerola flower)
In Perfumery
Acerol a Blossom is primarily used as a heart note in perfumery, where its sweet, fruity floral character can shine. It pairs exceptionally well with other fruity notes, such as peach and apricot, as well as with green notes that enhance its freshness. It can complement deeper base notes like sandalwood and vanilla, creating a balanced fragrance profile. By incorporating Acerol a Blossom, perfumers can craft scents that are lively and uplifting, perfect for both day and evening wear.