Pulp by Byredo
Men Women 2008
Description
Pulp by Byredo is a fruity floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2008, this composition features top notes of blackcurrant, bergamot and cardamom; a heart of fig, red apple and tiare flower; and a base blending praline, peach blossom and cedar.
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Key notes
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Top
blackcurrant
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Heart
fig
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Base
praline
Community
4,481 votes
- Positive 69%
- Negative 24%
- Neutral 6.7%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
10,722 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
4,481 votes
Season
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3,130 votes
Time of day
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1,565 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Pulp
Pulp by Byredo is a fruity floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2008, this composition features top notes of blackcurrant, bergamot and cardamom; a heart of fig, red apple and tiare flower; and a base blending praline, peach blossom and cedar.
Spices Fruits, vegetables and nuts White flowers Sweet and gourmand Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
1,540 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
1,774 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
1,011 votes
Value perception
Leading answer A little expensive
818 votes
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7 reviews
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I love this perfume because you expect everything except the transitions, as it goes from being a loud, sweet fruity to an acidic, potent and nuclear one. I like it because it’s not easy to wear; it even reminds me of some liquor. PS: it is an exotic alien perfume.
I love it because it breaks the mould: starts loud and sweet, then evolves into something acidic, potent and nuclear. It’s not for everyone; it smells like liquor and is an exotic alien perfume. 🤍 PS: it is an exotic alien perfume.
Some of their perfumes dry down with a slight tart-fruity note, like Bal d’Afrique. Here, it is that base made into pure fragrance. Try it before buying; it’s not the usual thing. It smells of very acidic alien fruit mixed with hibiscus. High performance.
Some perfumes from the brand dry down with a slight tart-fruity note, like Bal d’Afrique. Here it is simply that base made into fragrance. You must try before buying; this is not a standard fruity perfume. It has a fairly acidic alien fruit and, in my opinion, is mixed with hibiscus flower. High performance.
This fragrance is contradictory: it starts cloying, like figs with red fruits, and ends in a soft woody floral. It reminds me of those jam tarts from American films that Yogi Bear loved. It smells like food, it’s sweet and has beastly longevity and sillage. Worth it for those who want fruit and performance. Abstain, diabetics!!!!
Pulp starts super fresh and fruity, then that acidic-sweet strawberry note, like bubblegum, with floral touches and a very rich ripe fig settles in. It’s like a very acidic fruit you’ve already peeled, chopped and prepared; it’s almost edible and very real. I was slightly taken aback that as it dries, a dirty note emerges at the base, like when fruit goes overripe or starts to rot; it’s not unpleasant but seems deliberate. It’s quite extravagant and uncommon. Longevity and sillage are good, the structure is monolithic. It doesn’t leave you indifferent and has presence, but all this acidity isn’t for me. Rating: 5
Pulp starts fresh and very fruity, then that acidic-sweet strawberry note, like bubblegum, with floral touches and a very rich ripe fig settles in. It’s like a very acidic fruit you’ve already peeled, chopped and prepared; it’s almost edible and very real. I was slightly taken aback that as it dries, a dirty note emerges at the base, like when fruit goes overripe or starts to rot; it’s not unpleasant but seems deliberate. It’s quite extravagant and uncommon. Longevity and sillage are good, the structure is monolithic. It doesn’t leave you indifferent and has presence, but all this acidity isn’t for me. Rating: 5