Piña Pa’ La Niña by Mark Buxton
Men Women 2026
Description
Piña Pa' La Niña: a fruity-woody unisex fragrance from The Today Project Mark Buxton is the perfumer behind Piña Pa' La Niña, a new unisex scent from The Today Project for men and women. Launched in 2026, it starts with pineapple, raspberry, davana and apple, giving an immediate sweet and fruity impression. Aquatic notes, magnolia, jasmine, leather, caramel and rose…
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Top
pineapple
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aquatic notes
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Sweet Notes
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About Piña Pa’ La Niña
Piña Pa' La Niña: a fruity-woody unisex fragrance from The Today Project
Mark Buxton is the perfumer behind Piña Pa' La Niña, a new unisex scent from The Today Project for men and women. Launched in 2026, it starts with pineapple, raspberry, davana and apple, giving an immediate sweet and fruity impression.
Aquatic notes, magnolia, jasmine, leather, caramel and rose shape the heart. This is where the fragrance becomes more layered, balancing bright florals with a darker, leathery touch.
The early minutes are all about contrast. Raspberry and pineapple provide a burst of fruit, while davana and apple add an aromatic, somewhat green quality. It feels juicy without being too simple.
At the centre, jasmine and magnolia lend a polished floral character. Leather and caramel are the counterpoints, introducing a soft yet slightly dry edge. Rose sits in the middle and gives the blend a classic perfumery feel.
The drydown moves towards sweet notes, patchouli, cedar, vanilla, cypriol, amber, musk and oud wood. These ingredients form a warm, earthy, powdery and woody base that anchors everything.
The accords associated with the fragrance are sweet, fruity, woody, floral, aromatic, rosy, green, powdery, earthy and white floral. With so many layers, the scent seems to shift during wear rather than stay fixed.
As a unisex offering, it is designed for both men and women. Mark Buxton's approach here is to combine refined flowers with raw elements such as leather, patchouli and oud. That makes Piña Pa' La Niña an intriguing option for anyone who likes an evolving perfume.
People who like a sweet, fruity start and appreciate a leathery, woody and softly powdery base in a unisex fragrance.
Piña Pa' La Niña is a confident, layered perfume. It takes a playful fruit opening and turns it into a warm, woody and leathery creation with plenty of character.
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