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Raspberry Blossom

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Raspberry Blossom
Raspberry Blossom perfume ingredient
CategoryFLOWERS
Subcategoryfloral · fruity · powdery
Origin
VolatilityHeart Note
BotanicalRubus idaeus
Odor StrengthMedium
Producing CountriesMexico, Poland, Russia, Serbia, United States
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Faint, rosy-green, with a ghost of fruit sweetness. Raspberry flowers are modest — white, small, barely scented. The perfumery note imagines the transition from blossom to berry.

  1. Scent
  2. The Full Story
  3. Fun Fact
  4. Extraction & Chemistry
  5. In Perfumery

Scent

Faint, rosy-green, with a whisper of berry sweetness that hasn't yet arrived. Lighter than rose, greener, less defined. A pre-fruit florality — delicate, spring-coded, promising but not delivering sweetness.

Evolution over time

Immediately

Immediately

Faint rosy-green, spring-fresh, whisper of fruit
After a few hours

After a few hours

Soft floral warmth, barely-there sweetness
After a few days

After a few days

Almost vanishes — faint green-sweet trace

The Full Story

Raspberry blossom (Rubus idaeus) produces small white flowers with minimal fragrance. As a Rosaceae member, there is a faint rosy quality, a green freshness, and the suggestion of fruit to come.

No extraction exists. The fantasy accord targets the blossom-to-berry transition: light rose-adjacent florality with a nascent fruity sweetness. Built from phenylethyl alcohol (rose), green leaf notes, and a trace of raspberry ketone for fruit suggestion.

The note functions in fruity-floral and garden compositions where the full raspberry fruit note would be too sweet or obvious.

This note in Première Peau. Nuit Elastique · Rose Monotone. Sample all seven extraits in the Discovery Set.

Related: Accord Eudora · African Marigold · Alpha Amylcinnamaldehyde · Alyssum · Angels Trumpet · Aquaflora · Ashoka Flower · Aurantiol

Did You Know?

Did you know?
Raspberry ketone (4-(4-hydroxyphenyl)butan-2-one), the molecule that gives raspberries their characteristic aroma, occurs naturally at only 1-4 mg per kg of fresh fruit. Synthetic raspberry ketone costs approximately 99% less than natural extraction.

Extraction & Chemistry

Extraction method: No commercial extraction exists.

Molecular FormulaComplex mixture (essential oil)
CAS NumberN/A — no standard commercial extract
Botanical NameRubus idaeus
IFRA StatusNo known restrictions
SynonymsRASPBERRY FLOWER · RUBUS BLOSSOM
Physical Properties
Odor StrengthMedium

In Perfumery

Fantasy floral providing rosy-green character with nascent fruit suggestion. No extraction exists. Built from rose-type florals, green notes, trace raspberry ketone.

From the raw to the worn

This is what it becomes.