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Velvet Fig & Pistachio by The Body Shop

Men Women 2026

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Velvet Fig & Pistachio: The Body Shop's New Floral Gourmand The Body Shop introduces Velvet Fig & Pistachio in 2026, a unisex fragrance that blends the sweetness of fig and pistachio with a woody, milky base. This floral fruity gourmand is designed to feel both comforting and sophisticated. With an average rating of 3.65 out of 5 based on 17…

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LongevitySoft SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterFeminine

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About Velvet Fig & Pistachio

Main accord fruity Year 2026 Gender Men · Women

Velvet Fig & Pistachio: The Body Shop's New Floral Gourmand

The Body Shop introduces Velvet Fig & Pistachio in 2026, a unisex fragrance that blends the sweetness of fig and pistachio with a woody, milky base. This floral fruity gourmand is designed to feel both comforting and sophisticated.

With an average rating of 3.65 out of 5 based on 17 ratings, this new addition to the brand's lineup explores a balance between creamy, fruity, and powdery elements, while keeping a touch of freshness from bergamot.

The official note pyramid for Velvet Fig & Pistachio has not been broken down by top, heart, and base, but the listed notes paint a clear sensory journey. Fig brings its characteristic green-sweet aroma, while pistachio adds a dry, slightly toasted nuance that mingles with peach to create a juicy, indulgent opening.

The heart turns softer and more enveloping thanks to milk and iris. Milk contributes a creamy, lactonic texture, while iris lends its powdery, elegant facet. Together, they generate a sense of comfort, almost like a caress, evoking milky desserts but with a refined finish.

In the base, sandalwood and musk provide warmth and staying power. Sandalwood offers its creamy, gently balsamic wood, while clean, soft musk wraps around everything. Bergamot, though its placement is unspecified, adds a citrusy spark that lightens the overall density.

The main accords—fruity, woody, sweet, powdery, lactonic, musky, and iris—confirm a complex yet accessible structure. This is not a loud or overly sugary fragrance; instead, it plays with textures and nuances that unfold progressively on the skin.

As a new release, there isn't a long history of wear yet, but early impressions point to a versatile scent, ideal for temperate climates or for those who enjoy gourmands without going overboard. Its unisex character makes it suitable for anyone, regardless of gender.

Sillage and projection haven't been officially measured, but based on the ingredients, one can expect a moderate presence, closer to the skin than room-filling. It's a fragrance that invites closeness and personal enjoyment.

Those who appreciate soft gourmands, lactonic notes, and creamy woods will find an ally here. It's also fitting for fans of powdery iris and fig in perfumery, as well as anyone seeking a modern, unisex fragrance without sharp edges.

Velvet Fig & Pistachio is an interesting move by The Body Shop, combining the indulgent with the elegant. Without being revolutionary, it offers a pleasant, well-balanced olfactory experience with enough personality to stand out among 2026 launches.

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