Forbidden Fruit
Men Women 2026
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Forbidden Fruit: Alan Bray's Tempting Floral-Fruity Scent Alan Bray brings us Forbidden Fruit, a unisex fragrance launching in 2026, within the floral fruity olfactive family. It's a scent that plays with the idea of forbidden pleasures, mingling tropical notes with a warm spiciness for a truly intriguing composition. The first impression comes from pitahaya, or dragon fruit, whose bright, lightly…
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Top
Dragon Fruit
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Heart
Frangipani (Plumeria)
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Base
patchouli
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About Forbidden Fruit
Forbidden Fruit: Alan Bray's Tempting Floral-Fruity Scent
Alan Bray brings us Forbidden Fruit, a unisex fragrance launching in 2026, within the floral fruity olfactive family. It's a scent that plays with the idea of forbidden pleasures, mingling tropical notes with a warm spiciness for a truly intriguing composition.
The first impression comes from pitahaya, or dragon fruit, whose bright, lightly tangy character meets saffron's aromatic heat. It's a playful yet sophisticated start, hinting at the complexity that follows without giving everything away.
This perfume will delight men and women who are drawn to floral fruity fragrances with a spicy twist. It's also an excellent choice for those who love a scent that evolves and keeps them company from morning to night, offering a finished sophistication.
Forbidden Fruit is more than just a name; it's an experience. Alan Bray has created a fragrance that balances exotic freshness with deep, warm base notes, making it irresistible for anyone who likes their perfume to tell a story and leave a lasting mark.
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