No. 33 – Naked Cherry
No. 33, Naked Cherry by The Clone delivers a seductive, syrupy cherry experience rooted in warm balsam and woods. Perfect for those who love a bold, unisex scent, this fragrance evolves from a sharp liqueur opening to a deep, spicy finish. It remains a standout choice for cold-weather evenings and occasions demanding a provocative, lingering presence that commands attention.
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Long-lasting, typically providing six to eight hours of wear. Projection is moderate at arm's length, ideal for cool-weather evenings.
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A syrupy, dense cherry and almond opening that shifts into a heart of jasmine and Turkish rose, eventually settling into a warm, resinous base of Peru balsam, sandalwood, and spicy clove.
Main Accords
10 MAPPEDThe woody and sweet accords dominate, creating a texture that feels initially liquid and syrupy but eventually turns smooth and resinous on the skin.
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It looks easiest to wear in fall and winter. The vote picture leans most toward night.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Great longevity
Good projection
Woody depth
Value for money
Unisex appeal
Winter ready
Compelling balsamic richness
Polished woody structure
Harmonious floral mid-notes
Complex spicy evolution
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Intense opening
Not for summer
Too loud for office
Sweet gourmand
Polarizing notes
Heavy profile
Sharp syrup sweetness
Earthy vetiver edge
Dominant clove dry down
Heavy evening bias
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“No. 33, Naked Cherry: A Bold, Woody Take on Fruit”
The opening of No. 33, Naked Cherry is an unapologetic, immediate burst of syrupy fruit. You are met with a dense combination of cherry liqueur and bitter almond that hits hard and refuses to be ignored. It feels thick and almost liquid on the skin, leaning into a candy-like intensity that quickly captures attention. This is not a subtle fragrance; it is designed to announce itself.
As the first thirty minutes pass, the sharp liqueur edges soften into a heart of jasmine sambac and Turkish rose. The syrup note persists, but it finds a partner in the floral heart, which prevents the fragrance from becoming purely one-dimensional. You start to notice the shift toward the base, where the sweetness begins to integrate with the darker, structural elements that give this scent its character.
The dry-down is where the fragrance finds its true voice. Peru balsam, sandalwood, and cedarwood rise to the surface, accompanied by a noticeable kick of clove. This stage is woody, warm, and distinctly resinous. The once-bright fruit is now draped in shadow, creating a balance that feels mature and grounded. It sits comfortably on the skin, retaining a smooth texture that makes it easy to wear for hours on end.
Performance is reliable, with the scent comfortably lasting between six and eight hours on my skin. It projects at arm's length for the initial phase, leaving a sweet, woody trail behind you that is perfect for social settings. In colder weather, the fragrance behaves best, with the low temperature preventing the balsams and woods from feeling too heavy or overwhelming. It is an excellent performer for winter evenings.
This fragrance suits anyone comfortable with a bold, sweet profile. It leans unisex, finding a middle ground between the fruity top notes and the rugged, spicy woods in the base. It is an ideal fit for nights out, dates, or winter outings where you want to feel put-together and confident. If you enjoy scents that blend fruit with deeper, resinous undertones, this is a strong contender.
To sum up, No. 33, Naked Cherry succeeds by not trying to be a shy scent. It takes a classic fruit note and dresses it up in dark, spicy clothing. While the initial blast might be intense for some, the dry-down offers a rewarding, complex experience that delivers real value. It is a solid, well-composed addition to any winter fragrance collection.
FAQs
What is the dominant smell of Naked Cherry?+
This fragrance centers on a powerful cherry liqueur and black cherry accord. It opens with an intense, syrupy fruitiness that feels rich and almost edible, then softens as jasmine sambac and warm clove emerge, creating a complex, dark, and sweet profile that is perfect for those who enjoy bold gourmand scents.
How does the fragrance change after application?+
The opening is a sharp, immediate hit of cherry liqueur and bitter almond. As it dries down over thirty minutes, the syrup note pulls back to reveal a heart of Turkish rose and jasmine. The base finally grounds the fruit with Peru balsam, cedarwood, and sandalwood for a smoky, woody finish that lingers.
What is the expected longevity of this perfume?+
On skin, this fragrance typically lasts between six and eight hours. The deep base notes like tonka bean and sandalwood keep the scent present throughout a typical winter evening. Performance can vary depending on your skin chemistry and how heavily you apply it, but it remains noticeable well past the initial few hours.
Is the sillage strong?+
Naked Cherry projects moderately, extending about an arm's length during the first two hours. It leaves a distinct, sweet cherry trail in the air, which makes it ideal for social settings where you want to be noticed without overpowering an entire room. After three hours, it pulls closer to the skin.
When is the best time to wear this?+
This scent shines brightest in cool to cold weather, particularly during fall and winter. Its blend of warm spicy cloves and resinous Peru balsam makes it a fantastic choice for evening events, dates, or formal gatherings where the low temperature helps project the heavier notes without becoming cloying or overwhelming.
Does this fragrance lean masculine or feminine?+
It is a truly unisex composition that adapts well to any skin type. The fruity cherry opening and floral rose heart lean slightly feminine, while the grounding vetiver, cedarwood, and clove base provide the necessary structure to keep it firmly in unisex territory, making it a versatile choice for anyone.
Is this a good blind buy?+
If you generally enjoy sweet, fruity-woody scents, this is a reasonable gamble. However, because cherry and bitter almond can be polarizing, it is safer to sample first. If you have experience with other heavy, resinous cherry fragrances, you will likely find this comfortable and well within your preferred flavor profile.
Can I layer this with other perfumes?+
Naked Cherry pairs well with lighter vanilla or woody fragrances if you want to temper the syrupy cherry. A simple sandalwood oil or a soft vanilla spray can help soften the clove and cedarwood edges, allowing you to customize the intensity for daytime wear in the spring or late summer.
Is this suitable as a signature scent?+
Given its boldness and specific cherry-woody profile, it might be too intense for a daily signature scent in a conservative office environment. It works better as a signature for someone whose lifestyle revolves around evening outings, social dinners, or vibrant night-time settings where a louder, sweeter scent is welcome.
How does this compare to other cherry perfumes?+
It shares the DNA of many modern cherry-focused scents by emphasizing a dark, liqueur-like sweetness rather than a fresh-picked fruit vibe. Compared to brighter alternatives, it leans heavily into the balsamic and woody side, providing a more mature, resinous experience rather than just simple, candy-like sweetness.
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Dupes & Alternatives
COMMUNITY DUPESCOREIf you enjoy this, look at Attar Collection's Khaltat Night for a spicier take, or Tom Ford's Lost Cherry for a more concentrated, although pricier, fruit experience.
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