Collection: Fred Hayman Perfumes.

Fred Hayman has 11 perfumes on Scendira, from about $16 to $45, including 273 Rodeo Drive, named after the Beverly Hills street. The most discussed are that one, Touch and 273 Indigo, and all three open with peach.

What the top picks smell like

273 Rodeo Drive (1989) is a floral perfume with ripe peach and warm sandalwood, running from gardenia, jasmine and tuberose to amber, spices, cedar and vetiver.

Touch (1993, Eau de Toilette) is a bright floral bouquet with soft amber musk, opening on aldehydes, bergamot, lemon and orange blossom.

273 Indigo (2003) smells like fresh peach and orange blossom with soft musk, with orange, jasmine and carnation in its listed notes.

Peach perfumes includes 273 Rodeo Drive, Touch and 273 Indigo. Floral perfumes carries Touch as well. Browse the wider catalogue of houses via the brands page.

11 products

  • Vendor: Fred Hayman

    273 Indigo

    Floral Romantic

    fresh peach and orange blossom with soft musk

    $44.99
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    Touch With Love

    Floral Powdery Romantic

    powdery purple berries, soft floral, hint of citrus

    $28.31
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    Touch Sport

    Spicy Warm Confident

    Cinnamon citrus sandalwood fresh off warm skin

    $19.57
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    Touch

    Floral Sweet Romantic

    bright floral bouquet with soft amber musk

    $23.58
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    Hollywood Star

    Floral Powdery Romantic

    powdery mimosa flowers with soft citrus glow

    $16.90
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    273 Red

    Fruity Playful

    Bright lemony berries over woody amber

    $18.92
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    Hollywood

    Floral Powdery Romantic

    powdery white flowers with peachy sparkle

    $20.21
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FAQ

Questions about this brand.

273 Rodeo Drive takes its name from Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.

Touch launched in 1993 as an Eau de Toilette, with orris root, jasmine and yellow rose in its heart.

Peach appears in the opening notes of all three.