Lychee & Lemongrass by Zara
Women 2026
Description
Lychee & Lemongrass by Zara: Fruity Freshness from Jo Malone Lychee & Lemongrass is Zara’s new women’s fragrance, part of the Floral Fruity olfactory family. It launched in 2026 and was composed by perfumer Jo Malone. Opening with bright lemongrass and a heart of sweet lychee, the blend leans on a tropical, aromatic contrast, grounded by a base of myrrh.…
Show more ↓Quick summary
When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 1.9%
- Spring 40%
- Summer 51%
- Autumn 6.8%
- Day 82%
- Night 18%
Key notes
-
Top
Lemongrass
-
Heart
lychee
-
Base
myrrh
Community
93 votes
- Positive 55%
- Negative 26%
- Neutral 19%
The olfactory pyramid
A guide to the opening, heart and lasting trail of the fragrance.
The community speaks
Compare the results and tap an answer to add your vote.
In the collection
Leading answer I want it
234 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
93 votes
Season
Choose severalLeading answer Summer
103 votes
Time of day
Choose severalLeading answer Day
57 votes
Each question has its own vote count. You can choose several seasons.
Fragrance profile
About Lychee & Lemongrass
Lychee & Lemongrass by Zara: Fruity Freshness from Jo Malone
Lychee & Lemongrass is Zara’s new women’s fragrance, part of the Floral Fruity olfactory family. It launched in 2026 and was composed by perfumer Jo Malone.
Opening with bright lemongrass and a heart of sweet lychee, the blend leans on a tropical, aromatic contrast, grounded by a base of myrrh.
The pyramid opens with lemongrass, reveals a lychee heart, and finishes on a myrrh base. The result moves from a bright, herbal start to a juicy, exotic middle and a warm, resinous close.
Main accords include citrus, fresh spicy, fruity, tropical, aromatic, fresh, herbal, and amber. It feels clean and lively, with a fruity edge that gives it character.
Zara introduces Lychee & Lemongrass as a new addition to its women’s collection for 2026. Having Jo Malone as the perfumer gives the blend a recognizable signature while keeping things fresh and uncomplicated.
The fragrance currently has an average rating of 3.51 out of 5, based on 93 ratings, with 5 reviews.
This perfume will appeal to anyone who enjoys fresh, fruity, and softly resinous scents. It works well for everyday wear, especially for those who like luminous, tropical-leaning florals.
All in all, Lychee & Lemongrass is a versatile and pleasant option. It balances zesty lemongrass, sweet lychee, and warm myrrh in a way that feels modern, fresh, and easy to wear.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Resins and balsams
More from Zara
More from Jo Malone
How it wears
Compare the results and tap an answer to add your vote.
Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
38 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
39 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
48 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
44 votes
You may also like
Community reviews
9 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
I first smelled this perfume in a store, and the opening has an exquisite grapefruit note that’s super sparkling and vivid. I loved the opening, but I didn’t get to smell the drydown. A few months later I decided to buy it… and pff, honestly, I was a little disappointed. Like I said, the opening is delicious, very fresh and bright… but the notes I loved disappear very quickly, and the drydown is a very, very floral, vegetal, earthy scent that gets overwhelming up close. From a distance, it smells pretty good, but it’s one of those perfumes where if you stick your nose right where you applied it, there’s a heaviness that can even give you a headache. I’d give it a 6/10… The scent at first is pff, charming… the drydown, very heavy. I’d actually prefer the perfume to disappear completely after the top notes are gone, something like Creed Virgin Island Water, which smells delicious but fades within an hour. This one smells delicious for 15 minutes, and then it leaves a heavy scent.
I expected a very citrusy, fresh perfume in the style of Jo Malone fragrances, and the opening on my skin does go in that direction. The lychee gives it a very pleasant fruity touch, and the lemongrass gives it a sparkling freshness I really liked. However, on my skin the drydown changes completely and shows a scent that reminds me of burnt sugar or toasted caramel, leaving a much warmer, more resinous base than I expected. Personally, that evolution doesn’t quite win me over, because it makes the perfume lose the freshness I was looking for.
Horrible, badly blended. It’s not a fresh perfume—that citrus opening of lemon and lychee deceives you, but it goes away and gives way to a heavy, cloying perfume. It’s the myrrh, which reminds me of incense and a heavy, smoky wood. It gives you a headache and lasts forever; you wash your wrist and it’s still there. Awful. Don’t buy it blind; I’ve read comments and people generally don’t like it. A mess.
An aromatic fragrance, very aromatic because of the lemongrass, and obviously that’s what you notice the most. The lychee is barely noticeable, but if you like the smell of the typical lemongrass essential oil, you’ll love it.
I don’t understand how they can put out this perfume that’s supposedly for summer. It’s super heavy, suffocating, overpowering. It smells sweetish and weird, not refreshing at all. I bought it blind online, without being able to read or see any reviews because there weren’t any, and now I want to give it away, but I can’t find anyone who likes it 🤣🤣🤣 When I tried it, I sprayed the first spritz and the scent flooded the entire room. I had to wash my hand several times because it wouldn’t go away… As I said, for me it’s a horror. Maybe in winter it could pass, but overall I loathe it, and I wish I could have read a review before buying it.
An aromatic fragrance, very aromatic because of the lemongrass, and obviously that’s what comes through the most. The lychee is barely noticeable, but if you like the scent of the typical lemongrass essential oil, you’ll love it.
I expected a very citrusy, fresh perfume, in the style of Jo Malone fragrances, and the opening on my skin does go in that direction. The lychee adds a very pleasant fruity touch and the lemongrass gives it a sparkling freshness that I really liked. However, on my skin the dry-down changes completely and an aroma appears that reminds me of burnt sugar or toasted caramel, leaving a much warmer and more resinous base than I expected. Personally, that evolution doesn’t quite convince me because it makes the perfume lose the freshness I was looking for.
I don’t understand how they can put out this perfume that’s supposedly for summer. It’s super heavy, suffocating, overpowering. It smells sweetish and weird, not refreshing at all. I bought it blind online, without being able to read or see any reviews because there weren’t any, and now I want to give it away, but I can’t find anyone who likes it 🤣🤣🤣 When I tried it, I sprayed the first spritz and the scent flooded the entire room. I had to wash my hand several times because it wouldn’t go away… As I said, for me it’s a horror. Maybe in winter it could pass, but overall I loathe it, and I wish I could have read a review before buying it.
Horrible, poorly blended. It’s not a fresh perfume; that citrus opening of lemon and lychee is deceiving, but it fades and gives way to a cloying, heavy scent. It’s the myrrh, which reminds me of incense and heavy, smoky wood. It gives you a headache and lasts forever; you wash your wrist and it’s still there. Awful. Don’t buy it blind; I’ve read reviews and generally people don’t like it. A total mess.