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Jo Malone

English Pear & Freesia

2010

House Jo Malone
Year 2010
Gender Unisex
Olfactory family Floral Fruity
Concentration Eau de Cologne

English Pear & Freesia is a unisex fragrance by Jo Malone, launched in 2010. Part of the Floral Fruity olfactory family and available as Eau de Cologne, it is among the 307 iconic perfumes featured in Perfumdle.

Olfactory family: Floral Fruity

Floral perfumes capture the essence of flowers — rose, jasmine, tuberose, iris. Among the oldest fragrance families, they range from delicate soliflores to rich, enveloping bouquets, and remain the most represented family in feminine perfumery.

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The house of Jo Malone

4 fragrances by Jo Malone in the Perfumdle selection. A niche perfume house known for its artisanal approach and refined compositions.

Concentration: Eau de Cologne

Eau de Cologne (EDC) contains 2-5% essential oils. Very fresh and light, it provides an invigorating sensation but fades within 2-3 hours, inviting reapplication.

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A fragrance from the 2010s

The 2010s cemented niche perfumery, unisex fragrances, and oud notes. The increasingly fragmented, globalized market saw new trends like clean perfumery emerge.

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Frequently asked questions about English Pear & Freesia

What is the olfactory family of English Pear & Freesia?
English Pear & Freesia by Jo Malone belongs to the Floral Fruity olfactory family.
When was English Pear & Freesia launched?
English Pear & Freesia was launched in 2010 by Jo Malone.
Is English Pear & Freesia for men or women?
English Pear & Freesia is a unisex fragrance, available as Eau de Cologne.
What is the concentration of English Pear & Freesia?
English Pear & Freesia is available as Eau de Cologne.
How to guess English Pear & Freesia in Perfumdle?
In Perfumdle, use the clues (house, year, gender, olfactory family, concentration) to identify English Pear & Freesia among the 307 featured perfumes.

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