Sweet, seductive, cosy
FRUITY · GOURMAND · SEDUCTIVE
A dark, juicy, fruity gourmand—our own interpretation of the olfactory style of “Black Raspberry Vanilla” by Bath & Body Works.*
Raspberry Noir opens with a burst of ripe wild raspberry and sun-warmed strawberry, brightened by blood orange and a twist of lemon zest. The heart turns soft and velvety: powdery violet petals, jasmine, and damask rose melting into spun sugar. Then the darker side reveals itself—black Bourbon vanilla, smooth cashmere woods, warm amber and a clean trail of white musk. Sweet but never sugary: a seductive, after-dark berry vanilla.
Made for diffusers, too. Raspberry Noir has no IFRA restriction in reed diffusers or room sprays, and a generous, juicy throw in candles and wax melts.
Olfactive pyramid
Top Notes: wild raspberry, wild strawberry, blood orange, lemon zest
Heart Notes: violet petals, jasmine, damask rose, spun sugar
Base Notes: black Bourbon vanilla, cashmere woods, amber, white musk
Decode the fragrance notes in the olfactory pyramid here.
*Disclaimer: RASPBERRY NOIR is an original fragrance oil, independently formulated by our perfumer with its own olfactory profile. It is not a copy, replica, or counterfeit of any perfume, and it is not manufactured, endorsed, licensed, affiliated with, or sponsored by Bath & Body Works or any other brand. The reference to “Black Raspberry Vanilla” is used solely to describe the olfactory family and help customers understand the scent direction; it does not imply that the two products are identical or equivalent. Bath & Body Works and all other trademarks and product names mentioned are the property of their respective owners. This product is a fragrance oil for candles, wax melts, diffusers, and home fragrance only—it is not a perfume or cosmetic product and must not be applied to the skin.
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