Pearl
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight warms the terrace stones as a breeze carries pink pepper across the air. The spice is bright and faintly crisp, a quick spark that draws attention without force. Tuberose follows, creamy and full, sitting close to the skin while the pepper lingers at the edges. It is a clear opening, vivid against the pale morning light.
Ylang-ylang deepens the heart, soft and golden, while white flowers drift through the air like loose petals. Balsam fir adds a cool, resinous thread that keeps the blossoms from feeling heavy. Musk and ambergris settle slowly, smooth and faintly animalic, with lily lending a clean, watery shimmer. The base feels rounded and warm, a quiet layer that rests against the skin while the garden continues to move around you.
Pearl is composed by Emilie Bouge, and the blend feels polished throughout. The sweetness stays present, though, and it can become too much for those who prefer dry, restrained florals. Tuberose and ylang-ylang together push the scent toward a rich, heady place that some will find overwhelming. It is a beautiful scene, but the sugar never fully steps back.
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