Fragrances
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Pure Soap
Demeter Fragrance
Release year:
1999
Pure Soap does exactly what its name promises, centering a bright white-soap cleanliness with a smooth fresh finish. It feels minimal, crisp, and highly on-brand for Demeter.
Pure Sport Man
Benetton
Release year:
2004
A clean sporty masculine with citrus lift and light woods. It feels bright, simple, and made for casual repetition.
Pure Sport Woman
Benetton
Release year:
2004
Pure Sport Woman lightens the sporty Benetton style into a cleaner and more transparent fresh floral. It feels easy and warm-weather friendly.
Pure Tiffany
Tiffany
Release year:
2003
Pure Tiffany gives the brand a brighter and more transparent floral style than the richer older Tiffany signature, with a smoother and cleaner luxury finish. It feels feminine, polished, and easiergoing than a dense classic floral.
Pure Vienne / Annicke 1
Eight & Bob
Release year:
2018
A fresh floral-musky fragrance built around peony, ivy, mandarin, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley, white musk, and driftwood. It feels clean, graceful, and softly radiant, with enough green freshness to keep the floral heart from becoming powdery. Annicke 1 was renamed Pure Vienne in the current lineup.
Pure White Cologne / Original Cologne
Creed
Release year:
2011
Pure White Linen
Estée Lauder
Release year:
2006
Pure White Linen is a clean floral-fresh fragrance built around white flowers, raspberry, and soft musk in a crisp airy style. It feels freshly laundered, elegant, and bright.
Pure Woman
Jil Sander
Release year:
1979
Pure Woman is one of the earliest Jil Sander fragrances and reflects the brand’s minimalist heritage with a cleaner floral style and a composed, polished feminine tone. It feels restrained and elegant rather than ornamental.
Pure Wonder
Bath and Body Works
Release year:
2021
Pure Wonder is one of the more polished and “giftable” modern Bath & Body Works fragrances, blending brightness and soft warmth into a perfume-like finish. It feels smooth, feminine, and slightly dressier than the brand’s simpler fresh releases.
Pure XS
Paco Rabanne
Release year:
2017
Pure XS gives the house a sweeter and more provocative masculine with ginger, vanilla, myrrh, cinnamon, and woods in a glossy modern structure. It feels warmer and more sensual than Invictus, with a stronger gourmand streak.
Pure XS for Her
Paco Rabanne
Release year:
2018
Pure XS for Her balances popcorn-like sweetness, ylang-ylang, vanilla, ambrette, and sandalwood in a bright but sensual floral-gourmand style. It feels playful, glossy, and intentionally bold.
Pure XS Night
Paco Rabanne
Release year:
2019
Pure XS Night deepens the sweet-spicy orientation of Pure XS with extra body and a darker more evening-focused finish. It feels richer and more seductive than the standard Pure XS.
Pur Oud
Louis Vuitton
Release year:
2021
A pure-perfume layering composition centered on Assam oud and musks, giving smoky woody depth in a concentrated minimal style. It feels dense and ritualistic, meant as both a standalone material study and a finishing layer.
Purpl
Pekji
Release year:
2021
A chaotic fruity-musky composition built around grape skin, strawberry, carnation, iris, moss, vinyl, musk, and animalic undertones. It feels deliberately purple, synthetic, sweet, salty, and slightly sweaty, shifting from crowded and almost vulgar into a more vulnerable skin-like drydown.
Purple Accento
Sospiro
Release year:
2016
A discontinued Accento-family variation with a purple floral-fruity tone over ambered woods and musk. It feels like a softer, more powdery companion to the brighter Accento style, with fruit and flowers darkened by warmth.
Purple Accento
Xerjoff
Release year:
2025
A newer fruity-oriental with pineapple brightness, berry-like depth, iris, jasmine, oud, vanilla, and soft woods. It feels more lush and plush than standard Accento, with a richer duskier sweetness underneath the polished surface.
Purple Amethyst
Armaf
Release year:
2016
Purple Amethyst belongs to Armaf’s gemstone/niche-style direction, with a more decorative blend of woods, florals, amber, and musk. It feels polished and slightly more boutique in presentation.
Purple Butterfly
Hanae Mori
Release year:
2016
Purple Butterfly revisits the Butterfly identity with a darker and more colorful mood, suggesting a richer or more stylized take on the house’s best-known feminine theme. It feels feminine, sweet, and slightly more dramatic than the original.
Purple Fig
Parfümerie Brückner
Release year:
2016
A fig fragrance with a purple-toned mix of green leaves, milky fruit, soft woods, and gentle sweetness. It feels lush but not heavy, balancing the leafy bitterness of fig with a smoother ripe-fruit warmth. Modern, relaxed, and slightly Mediterranean.
Purple Fig
Vilhelm Parfumerie
Release year:
2016
A green fig fragrance with angelica seed, cassis, lemon, galbanum, fig, cyclamen, cedarwood, and cypress. It feels leafy, tart, and Mediterranean, emphasizing fig tree greenery more than jammy fruit. The woody base gives it a dry, outdoorsy finish that keeps the sweetness restrained.