First Lady
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening bursts with Brazilian orange, mandarin, and Italian lemon. Pomegranate and pear add a juicy, slightly sharp edge. A dusting of cinnamon warms the fruit without turning spicy. Melon floats through the top layer with a pale, watery freshness.
Ylang-ylang and jasmine lead the heart, soft and slightly creamy. Orange blossom brings a bright, brisk facet that keeps the florals from feeling heavy. Rose sits underneath, giving the bouquet a gentle, familiar structure that reads clean rather than romantic.
Caramel and coconut take over in the base, thick and golden. Vanilla and apricot round out the sweetness so it feels sunlit rather than dark. Haitian vetiver and oakmoss add a dry, woody counterpoint. Orris and musk leave a powdery, smooth finish on the skin.
Pierre Bourdon composed First Lady for women who enjoy a sweet, citrus-led floral that leans into caramel and coconut. It fits a bright morning on a terrace, when the air is warm and the light is clear. Wear it when you want something fruity, creamy, and distinctly daytime.
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