Mango Yuzu Gasoline

It opens with tropical fruit and citrus: Mango, yuzu, mandarin, calamondin, and pineapple, with blackcurrant setting an acidic base. The heart lowers the temperature with iris and lily of the valley, jasmine tea adds a dry bitterness, and Brazilian mango keeps the fruit at the center. The base changes character completely: cedar, vetiver, and moss, suede and leather notes, incense, a gasoline note, and amber closing it out.

Mango Yuzu Gasoline is a perfume by Bohoboco, a Polish house that builds its fragrances around contrasts and puts them right in the name: the fruit and the fuel in the same title. The brand describes the composition as a play between the juicy and the raw.

The gasoline is not just for show: it appears in the base alongside suede and leather, and it is what defines the character of the whole against the fruity opening. It wears best in the afternoon, when the contrast between the two parts has time to emerge.

What does Mango Yuzu Gasoline smell like?

Mango Yuzu Gasoline opens with mango, yuzu, mandarin, calamondin, pineapple, and blackcurrant. The heart features lily of the valley, iris, jasmine tea, and Brazilian mango, and the base is cedar, moss, suede, leather, incense, gasoline, vetiver, and amber.

What role does gasoline play in Mango Yuzu Gasoline?

In Mango Yuzu Gasoline, gasoline is a base note, alongside suede, leather, and incense. Bohoboco presents it as a contrast to the fruity opening of mango and yuzu.

Is Mango Yuzu Gasoline a sweet perfume?

Mango Yuzu Gasoline opens sweet, with mango, pineapple, and calamondin, but the base takes it in a different direction: suede, leather, incense, and gasoline over cedar and vetiver. Bohoboco presents it as a contrast between those two sides.