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Lychee & Lemongrass by Zara

Women 2026

Brand
Zara
Perfumer
Jo Malone

Description

Lychee & Lemongrass by Zara: Fruity Freshness by Jo Malone Lychee & Lemongrass is Zara’s new women’s fragrance, sitting in the Floral Fruity olfactory family. Launched in 2026, it was created by perfumer Jo Malone. The composition opens with bright lemongrass, reveals a sweet lychee heart, and settles on a base of myrrh, offering a tropical yet aromatic contrast. The…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 1.9%
  • Spring 40%
  • Summer 51%
  • Autumn 6.8%
  • Day 82%
  • Night 18%

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Community

93 votes

  • Positive 55%
  • Negative 26%
  • Neutral 19%
positive reviews 93 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterUnisex

The olfactory pyramid

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Base 1 note

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In the collection

Leading answer I want it

234 votes

Season

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Leading answer Summer

103 votes

Time of day

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Leading answer Day

57 votes

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Fragrance profile

About Lychee & Lemongrass

Main accord citrus Year 2026 Gender Women Perfumer Jo Malone

Lychee & Lemongrass by Zara: Fruity Freshness by Jo Malone

Lychee & Lemongrass is Zara’s new women’s fragrance, sitting in the Floral Fruity olfactory family. Launched in 2026, it was created by perfumer Jo Malone.

The composition opens with bright lemongrass, reveals a sweet lychee heart, and settles on a base of myrrh, offering a tropical yet aromatic contrast.

The scent opens with lemongrass, moves into a lychee heart, and rests on a myrrh base. That progression makes for a bright, herbaceous start, a juicy fruit middle, and a soft resinous finish.

The main accords are citrus, fresh spicy, fruity, tropical, aromatic, fresh, herbal and amber. Overall, the fragrance feels crisp, clean and lively, with a gentle fruity warmth.

Lychee & Lemongrass is Zara’s new women’s launch for 2026. With Jo Malone as the perfumer, it has a clear, approachable character that stays fresh without feeling thin.

At present, it holds an average rating of 3.51 out of 5, based on 93 ratings, with 5 reviews.

This is a good choice for those who like fruity, fresh and lightly warm scents. It suits everyday wear and will appeal to fans of soft tropical florals with a herbal twist.

Overall, Lychee & Lemongrass is a crowd-pleasing, easy-to-wear fragrance. The mix of zesty lemongrass, sweet lychee and grounding myrrh offers something fresh yet slightly deep, making it a solid addition to a daytime collection.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

38 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

39 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

48 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

44 votes

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  1. marco_encens

    I first smelt this perfume in a shop, and the opening has an exquisite grapefruit note that’s super sparkling and vivid. I loved the opening, but I didn’t get to smell the drydown. A few months later I decided to buy it… and pff, honestly, I was a little disappointed. As I said, the opening is delicious, very fresh and bright… but those notes I loved disappear very quickly, and the drydown is a very, very floral, vegetal and earthy scent that becomes cloying up close. From a distance, it smells pretty good, but it’s one of those perfumes where, if you put your nose right on the spot where you sprayed it, there’s a heaviness that can even bring on a headache. I’d give it 6/10… The scent at first is, pff, charming… the drydown is very heavy. I’d even prefer it to vanish completely once the top notes have gone, a bit like Creed Virgin Island Water, which smells delicious but fades away in an hour. This one smells delicious for 15 minutes, and then leaves a heavy scent.

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  2. Oscar.mimosa

    I was expecting a very citrusy, fresh perfume, in the style of Jo Malone fragrances, and the opening on my skin does go in that direction. The lychee adds a very pleasant fruity touch, and the lemongrass gives it a sparkling freshness I quite liked. However, on my skin the drydown changes completely and a scent appears that reminds me of burnt sugar or toasted caramel, leaving a much warmer and more resinous base than I had expected. Personally, that evolution doesn’t quite convince me, because it makes the perfume lose the freshness I was looking for.

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  3. pablo_cedre

    Horrible, badly blended. It’s not a fresh perfume—that citrus opening of lemon and lychee deceives you, but it goes away and gives way to a heavy, cloying perfume. It’s the myrrh, which reminds me of incense and a heavy, smoky wood. It gives you a headache and lasts ages; you wash your wrist and it’s still there. Awful. Don’t buy it blind; I’ve read comments and people generally don’t like it. A complete mess.

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  4. Raphael.musk

    An aromatic fragrance, very aromatic because of the lemongrass, and obviously that’s what you notice the most. The lychee is barely noticeable, but if you like the smell of the typical lemongrass essential oil, you’ll love it.

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  5. ZoeBergamote

    I don’t understand how they can release this perfume that’s supposedly for summer. It’s incredibly heavy, suffocating and overpowering. It smells sweetish and strange, and not at all refreshing. I bought it blind online, without having been able to read or see any reviews because there weren’t any, and now I want to give it away, but I can’t find anyone who likes it 🤣🤣🤣 When I tried it, I sprayed the first spritz and the scent filled the whole room. I had to wash my hand several times because it wouldn’t go away… As I said, for me it’s a horror. Maybe in winter it might pass, but on the whole I loathe it, and I wish I could have read a review before buying it.

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  6. An aromatic fragrance, very aromatic because of the lemongrass, and obviously that’s what comes through most. The lychee is only faintly noticeable, but if you like the scent of the typical lemongrass essential oil, you’ll love it.

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  7. JuliaPatchouli

    I was expecting a very citrusy, fresh perfume, in the style of Jo Malone fragrances, and the opening on my skin does go in that direction. The lychee adds a very pleasant fruity touch and the lemongrass gives it a sparkling freshness that I quite liked. However, on my skin the dry-down changes completely and an aroma appears that reminds me of burnt sugar or toasted caramel, leaving a much warmer and more resinous base than I had expected. Personally, that evolution doesn’t quite convince me because it makes the perfume lose the freshness I was looking for.

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  8. I don’t understand how they can release this perfume that’s supposedly for summer. It’s incredibly heavy, suffocating and overpowering. It smells sweetish and strange, and not at all refreshing. I bought it blind online, without having been able to read or see any reviews because there weren’t any, and now I want to give it away, but I can’t find anyone who likes it 🤣🤣🤣 When I tried it, I sprayed the first spritz and the scent filled the whole room. I had to wash my hand several times because it wouldn’t go away… As I said, for me it’s a horror. Maybe in winter it might pass, but on the whole I loathe it, and I wish I could have read a review before buying it.

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  9. Nico.vanille

    Horrible, poorly blended. It’s not a fresh perfume; that citrus opening of lemon and lychee is deceptive, but it disappears and gives way to a cloying, heavy scent. It’s the myrrh, which reminds me of incense and heavy, smoky wood. It causes headaches and lasts ages; you wash your wrist and it’s still there. Horrendous. Don’t buy it blind; I’ve read comments and generally people don’t like it. A complete disaster.

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