Forbidden Fruit
Men Women 2026
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Forbidden Fruit: A Juicy Floral-Fruity Fragrance by Alan Bray Alan Bray introduces Forbidden Fruit, a new unisex fragrance set to debut in 2026. Part of the floral fruity olfactive family, it weaves tropical and warm spicy accords into a scent that feels both exotic and intimate, made for those who love a little mystery in their perfume. The opening is…
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Top
Dragon Fruit
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Heart
Frangipani (Plumeria)
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Base
patchouli
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About Forbidden Fruit
Forbidden Fruit: A Juicy Floral-Fruity Fragrance by Alan Bray
Alan Bray introduces Forbidden Fruit, a new unisex fragrance set to debut in 2026. Part of the floral fruity olfactive family, it weaves tropical and warm spicy accords into a scent that feels both exotic and intimate, made for those who love a little mystery in their perfume.
The opening is a zesty burst of pitahaya, also known as dragon fruit, with its subtly tart freshness mingling with saffron's golden warmth. That contrast — sharp and sensual at once — sets the stage for a fragrance that unfolds in layers rather than staying static.
This perfume is for men and women who enjoy floral fruity scents with an unexpected spicy kick. It's also great for those who appreciate perfumes that evolve on the skin and want a signature scent that feels fresh yet mysterious.
Forbidden Fruit is a compelling temptation. With its blend of exotic fruit, creamy florals, and a solid woody-vanilla base, Alan Bray has crafted a fragrance that's both contemporary and timeless — perfect for anyone ready to embrace the forbidden.
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