Ripe Orchard Pulp — Inspired by Byredo Pulp (2008)

Ripe Orchard Pulp is a gender-inclusive ScentLab33 fragrance inspired by the olfactory direction of Byredo Pulp (2008). It presents an intentionally overripe fruit accord mixing tart berries, fig, apple and creamy praline woods. The structure is designed to feel clear, modern and wearable for customers in the US and Europe, while remaining an independent ScentLab33 creation.

Fragrance Notes and Development

Top notes: Bergamot, Cardamom, and Blackcurrant. Bergamot creates the first impression, while Cardamom and Blackcurrant adds brightness, spice, fruit or texture. The opening is most noticeable during the first 15–30 minutes.

Heart notes: Fig, Red apple, and Tiaré flower. As the opening softens, Fig becomes the centre of the fragrance. Red apple and Tiaré flower gives the middle its floral, woody, aromatic or textural character.

Base notes: Cedarwood, Praline, and Peach flower. Cedarwood anchors the drydown, while Praline and Peach flower adds warmth, dryness, softness or depth. This stage remains after the brighter top notes fade.

Scent summary: An intentionally overripe fruit accord mixing tart berries, fig, apple and creamy praline woods. Overall, it sits in the fruity, gourmand / sweet family and moves through a distinct opening, a developed heart and a stable drydown rather than smelling completely linear.

Concentration, Wear and Performance

EDT or EDP: EDT gives a lighter, more transparent effect for daytime, commuting and warm weather. EDP gives more body, a fuller heart and a stronger base for evenings, cooler weather or longer plans. Both are available in 50ml and 100ml.

When to wear: Best for spring, summer and early autumn, especially weekends, parties, festivals and expressive casual wear. It pairs well with bright knitwear, denim, playful prints and relaxed streetwear. Use two to four sprays for office or close-contact wear and four to six for outdoor or evening use. For sport, apply after showering rather than before exercise.

Estimated longevity: approximately 7–9 hours. EDT usually performs near the lower end, while EDP normally reaches the upper end and lasts longer on clothing. Skin chemistry, climate, moisturisation and spray count can change the result, so this is an editorial estimate rather than a guarantee.

Perfumer’s note: The balance depends on keeping Bergamot recognisable without overpowering Fig, then allowing cedarwood to create a clean, memorable finish. The aim is controlled development, not unnecessary loudness.

Quick Guide

FAQ: Who is it for? It is designed as a gender-inclusive fragrance, but anyone who enjoys the note structure can wear it. Can it be layered? Yes—use clean musk for softness, citrus for brightness, or cedar and amber for a drier evening effect. Which size? Choose 50ml for rotation or travel and 100ml for regular use.

Independent-brand notice: ScentLab33 is not affiliated with, authorised by, endorsed by or connected to Byredo. The reference to Byredo Pulp is used only to describe olfactory inspiration and compare scent styles. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.