Watermelon Sugar Perfume Oil

A burst of watermelon and zesty lime opens the scent with juicy freshness — like biting into ripe fruit under the summer sun. It’s bold, bright, and just a little wild.

Crisp cucumber dew glides in, cooling the moment, while a wave of salt water lingers on the breeze. It’s the scent of skin after a swim, still damp, still glowing.

Soft palo santo and smooth guaiacwood wrap the brightness in a subtle warmth. The drydown is breezy and sunlit, like golden hour settling on bare shoulders.

Inspired by the work of Paul Klee, the cover art for Watermelon Sugar channels his playful use of color and form through a sun-drenched, summery lens. Blocks of watermelon pink, leafy green, and soft yellow come together in a loose, rhythmic grid — evoking the geometry of warm afternoons, ripe fruit, and fleeting moments of joy.

Paul Klee was known for his expressive use of color and his ability to blend abstraction with a sense of childlike wonder. His work often featured whimsical shapes, hand-drawn lines, and layered washes of watercolor that created both structure and softness. This visual draws on those qualities to mirror the scent’s spirit — bright, tactile, and joyfully nostalgic.

Harry Styles’ Watermelon Sugar is a love letter to fleeting sweetness — the kind that lingers on your tongue, on your fingertips, in the air around you. It’s playful, a little dizzying, and full of golden warmth.

This scent floats right in that sunlit space. Lush watermelon, a hint of salt-kissed air, and soft, radiant sweetness swirl together in an easy, irresistible haze.

It’s a bright flash of summer captured forever — a memory you can almost taste.