Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea by Beauty Pie
Men Women 2018
Description
Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea by Beauty Pie: citrus freshness with a green twist Beauty Pie released Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea in 2018 as a fragrance for men and women. It sits between juicy citrus and leafy depth, with a scent that is fresh, green, and softly woody. The top note opens with Brazilian orange, Sicilian lemon,…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 25%
- Spring 25%
- Summer 25%
- Autumn 25%
- Day 100%
- Night 0%
Key notes
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Top
Brazilian Orange
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Heart
black tea
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Base
cedar
Community
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- Negative 0%
- Neutral 50%
The olfactory pyramid
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Fragrance profile
About Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea
Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea by Beauty Pie: citrus freshness with a green twist
Beauty Pie released Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea in 2018 as a fragrance for men and women. It sits between juicy citrus and leafy depth, with a scent that is fresh, green, and softly woody.
The top note opens with Brazilian orange, Sicilian lemon, bergamot, lime, and ivy. The heart is built around black tea, violet, rose, and fig, while the base settles on cedar, amber, and musk.
The opening is bright and sparkling. Sicilian lemon and lime provide a sharp citrus bite, Brazilian orange adds juiciness, and bergamot contributes an aromatic touch. Ivy, meanwhile, brings a green, leafy edge that points toward the heart of the scent.
The heart is where the fragrance finds its identity. Black tea feels not dry but gently smoky, softening the bold opening. Violet and rose offer a powdery floral layer, and fig adds a creamy, almost milky sweetness. This makes the transition from citrus to comfort feel smooth and natural.
The base of cedar, amber, and musk grounds the composition. Cedar gives a clean woody structure, amber warms it up, and musk leaves a soft, skin-hugging trail. The dry-down is quieter and more reassuring than the opening, making the scent feel balanced over time.
The main accords are citrus, woody, and green, with powdery, floral, sweet, and musky nuances. It works well in casual and professional settings alike, delivering a fresh impression without shouting for attention.
As a unisex fragrance, it sidesteps gender norms. It should appeal to anyone who likes bright scents with an earthy, botanical edge and prefers perfumes that feel natural rather than heavy.
People who enjoy crisp citrus, green notes, and soft woods, and who want an easygoing unisex fragrance for everyday wear.
Brazilian Lime, Fig Leaves and Tea is a fine balancing act from Beauty Pie: it starts with citrus energy, develops a delicate black tea and fig heart with floral hints, and ends in a warm woody-musk base. A modern, versatile scent for anyone seeking freshness with character.
Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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Sillage
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Character
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Value perception
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