Purr by Katy Perry for Women 3.4 oz EDP Spray Tester

“Purr” by Katy Perry Eau de Parfum for women is a playful floral-fruity fragrance combining juicy peach and apple with fresh bamboo, romantic florals, creamy vanilla orchid, and smooth woods. Launched in 2010 as Katy Perry’s first fragrance, this 3.4 oz (100 ml) tester contains the same Eau de Parfum in simplified tester presentation.

Purr opens with peach, red apple, gardenia, and green bamboo for a bright fruity-floral introduction. Jasmine, pink freesia, and Bulgarian rose create a soft floral heart, while vanilla orchid, coconut, white amber, sandalwood, and musk bring creamy sweetness and warmth to the drydown. Its approachable balance of fruit, florals, and vanilla makes it well suited to everyday wear, casual outings, and anyone who enjoys sweet yet fresh feminine fragrances.

Bottle Description: Purr is presented in a distinctive lavender cat-shaped bottle designed with jeweled eyes, metallic accents, and a feline silhouette inspired by Katy Perry’s playful aesthetic. Tester packaging may differ from the standard retail presentation.

At Perfumes LA, we recommend it for women who enjoy juicy peach and apple layered with soft florals, creamy vanilla orchid, sandalwood, and musk.

Key Notes

  • Top Notes: Peach, Red Apple, Gardenia, Green Bamboo
  • Heart Notes: Jasmine, Pink Freesia, Bulgarian Rose
  • Base Notes: Vanilla Orchid, Coconut, White Amber, Sandalwood, Musk

Fragrance Profile

  • Scent Type/Family: Floral Fruity
  • Gender: Women
  • Longevity: Moderate
  • Sillage: Moderate
  • Launch Year: 2010

Why You Should Buy

  • Combines juicy peach and apple with fresh green bamboo for a bright, easy-to-wear opening.
  • Jasmine, pink freesia, and Bulgarian rose add a soft floral layer without making the composition overly heavy.
  • Vanilla orchid, coconut, amber, sandalwood, and musk create a creamy, comforting drydown.
  • It is Katy Perry’s debut fragrance, originally introduced in 2010.
  • The recognizable lavender cat-shaped bottle gives Purr a collectible presentation, while the tester format offers the fragrance in a more practical package.
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