Funtastic Sweet Fruits for Girls
Fragrance notes
Character
Funtastic Sweet Fruits for Girls brings together black currant, lemon and musk in a bright, unpretentious mix. The fruit is juicy rather than candied, and the citrus adds a clean edge that keeps the blend from feeling heavy. It is a fragrance that sits comfortably in the playful side of the catalogue, leaning into a youthful spirit without trying to act mature.
The musk here is soft and slightly animalic, giving the fruit a gentle warmth that lingers in the background. Floral and woody touches appear in the accords, though they stay quiet and never compete with the main theme. There is a soft spicy thread running through it, adding a small amount of texture to what could have been a flat composition.
Richard Herpin composed this 2000 release for Benetton, and it carries that brand’s accessible, easygoing character. It suits someone who enjoys fruity scents that do not take themselves too seriously. Those who prefer dark, resinous or austere compositions will find little to hold their attention here.
Sunlight hits a row of bicycle handlebars parked outside a corner café, and a small paper bag of fresh berries rests in the front basket.
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