Labellavi
Fragrance notes
Character
The afternoon light falls across a wool coat draped over a café chair. A woman sits nearby, and the air around her holds the scent of Labellavi by Paxfun. The opening arrives with the cool, dark juice of cassis and black currant, joined by the crisp bite of a sliced pear on a wooden table. It is a fruity start that feels immediate and present in the cool air.
As the moment continues, the space fills with the soft white floral character of jasmine and orange blossom. Iris adds a powdery, root-like texture that grounds the brightness of the petals. The flowers do not shout across the room. They sit close to the fabric of the scarf and the steam rising from the cup in front of her.
Below the petals, the base notes create a warm foundation. Patchouli brings an earthy depth that keeps the sweetness of vanilla, tonka bean, and praline from becoming a simple sugar scent. The praline note feels like a dusting of fine sugar on a pastry, aromatic and soft with a hint of spice. It is a sweet, woody profile that feels substantial against the chill in the air.
The scent settles into the fibers of the coat and the quiet of the street corner. It is a floral fruity fragrance that carries the weight of vanilla and the soil of patchouli through the cool afternoon. The praline and pear linger in the space where the wool meets the cold air.
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