Aromatix

Aromatix - Forbidden Fruit

$61.94 USD

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Size 100ML

A tempting blood orange opening over a juicy fruit-rose heart, wrapped in warm vanilla and cedarwood.

Forbidden Fruit opens with blood orange, bergamot, and cardamom — sharp, sweet, and enticing. The heart deepens into red apple, peach, and rose, lush and juicy. The dry-down settles into vanilla, amber, cedarwood, and musk for a warm, seductive finish that lasts into the evening.

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes: Blood Orange, Bergamot, Cardamom
Heart Notes: Red Apple, Peach, Rose
Base Notes: Vanilla, Amber, Cedarwood, Musk

Key Factors

Size: 100ML
Best For: Evening
Recommended For: Unisex
Longevity: 8+ hours
Sillage: Strong

Why you'll love it

Forbidden Fruit is juicy and tempting — a fruity-floral fragrance with a warm, seductive base built for making an impression.

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The Art of Wearing Fragrance

How to Apply

Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, and behind the ears — where warmth helps the fragrance bloom throughout the day. Avoid rubbing your wrists together, as this can break down the top notes and dull the scent.

Layering for Longevity

For a fragrance that lasts, pair with an unscented or matching-scent lotion before application. Layering traps the fragrance closer to skin, extending wear time and deepening the scent as it develops.

Understanding the Notes Pyramid

Every fragrance unfolds in three stages. Top notes are the first impression, light and bright, fading within minutes. Heart notes form the core character, emerging as the top notes settle. Base notes are the foundation — rich and long-lasting, often what lingers hours later on skin or fabric.

Day vs. Evening Wear

Lighter, citrus, and floral-forward fragrances tend to suit daytime hours, while deeper amber, oud, and musk compositions have the presence for evening. When in mind, our Day and Evening collections make this easy to navigate.

Storing Your Fragrance

Keep bottles away from direct sunlight and heat — a cool, dark drawer or cabinet is ideal. Sunlight and temperature swings can break down the fragrance oils over time, shortening the life of your bottle.