Nectar de Lune
Fragrance notes
Honey hits first, thick and golden, with plum and dates pressing in right behind it. The fruit is dark and sticky, more dried than fresh, and the honey does not pretend to be light. This is an immediate turn toward heavy sweetness, the kind that feels almost edible before any dry note arrives to pull it back.
Amber and myrrh step in with the cloves, and the air turns warm and resinous. The myrrh keeps the honey from becoming pure sugar, while the cloves add a rough, dry edge that sits against the smooth fruit. Vanilla and tonka bean wait in the base, powdery and soft, with musk rounding the edges so the sweetness never feels sharp.
The whole composition stays inside that amber and vanilla accord, sweet and musky, never moving toward freshness or green corners. Bérangère Bourgarel built it as a steady walk through warm spice and dried fruit, with the honey always present and the powder settling deeper as the cloves and myrrh hold their ground beside the tonka
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