DUBAI
Fragrance notes
Character
Pear meets saffron at the start, a bright fruitiness cut by a metallic, golden heat. Neroli adds a clean, slightly bitter citrus edge that keeps the opening from leaning too heavily into sugar. The jasmine sambac arrives with a thick, indolic weight that feels almost tropical in its intensity.
Cypriol brings a damp, root-like earthiness that anchors the white petals. Honeysuckle weaves through the florals with a natural, nectar-like sweetness. The combination creates a garden that is lush and overgrown rather than neatly trimmed.
Vetiver and amber form a dry, resinous foundation that supports the musk. The musk is soft and skin-like, allowing the woody elements to remain prominent rather than disappearing into a blanket of warmth. It feels composed by Celine Perdriel to be a study in contrasts.
Sunlight hits a stone courtyard where a bowl of sliced fruit sits next to a clay pot filled with jasmine vines. The air is warm but the shade offers a cool, damp earthiness underfoot.
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