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Summer Bomb by Inhale

Men Women 2026

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Inhale

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Summer Bomb by Inhale Is a Citrus-Aromatic Blast with Warmth Summer Bomb, the new fragrance from Inhale, arrives in 2026 with a name that sets expectations high. Created by perfumer Sophie Truitard, this citrus aromatic scent is designed for both men and women, and it delivers a fresh yet surprisingly complex experience. It opens with a zesty rush, then settles…

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  • Winter 0%
  • Spring 33%
  • Summer 33%
  • Autumn 33%
  • Day 50%
  • Night 50%

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LongevityVery long-lasting SillageModerate Best momentSpring CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I want it

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Tied for the lead Spring / Summer / Autumn

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About Summer Bomb

Main accord amber Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Sophie Truitard

Summer Bomb by Inhale Is a Citrus-Aromatic Blast with Warmth

Summer Bomb, the new fragrance from Inhale, arrives in 2026 with a name that sets expectations high. Created by perfumer Sophie Truitard, this citrus aromatic scent is designed for both men and women, and it delivers a fresh yet surprisingly complex experience.

It opens with a zesty rush, then settles into a warm, woody embrace. The composition balances bright, sparkling notes with deeper, resinous and spicy undertones, making it feel both energetic and refined.

The opening is a burst of incense, bergamot, lime, and mint. The incense brings an unexpected resinous depth, while the citrus notes sparkle with brightness. Mint adds a cooling, almost electric sensation that keeps the top airy and lively. It’s a confident start that feels both classic and modern.

In the heart, black tea, lavender, cinnamon, neroli, and ginger create a rich aromatic blend. Lavender and black tea offer a calming, slightly smoky structure, while cinnamon and ginger heat things up with a gentle spice. Neroli rounds out the center with a soft floral touch, making the transition from freshness to warmth feel seamless.

The base is where Summer Bomb truly takes shape: ambroxan, vetiver, amberwood, and musk. These notes give the fragrance its lasting power and a smooth, woody finish. Amberwood and ambroxan glow with a golden amber tone, vetiver brings an earthy green edge, and musk leaves a soft, intimate trail on the skin.

Overall, Summer Bomb feels versatile enough for daytime wear but has enough depth for laid-back evenings. It’s fresh without being thin, spicy without being heavy, and woody without feeling dark. The result is a balanced, characterful scent that stands out in the citrus aromatic category.

This fragrance will appeal to anyone who loves citrus with a twist, aromatic herbs, and warm woody bases. It’s a great match for those seeking a modern unisex perfume that works year-round and leaves a noticeable yet refined sillage.

Summer Bomb is a strong debut for Inhale, and Sophie Truitard’s composition proves that citrus fragrances can still surprise. It captures the energy of summer while adding layers of spice and wood that keep it interesting. If you’re looking for a bright, confident, and memorable scent, this one is worth trying.

Woods and mosses Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Spices Musk, amber and animalic Resins and balsams

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Leading answer Very long-lasting

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Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

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Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

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Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

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