Moliere Act II
Fragrance notes
Moliere Act II opens with lemon, bergamot, and petitgrain. The citrus is bright and immediate, giving the fragrance a clean start that feels sharp rather than sweet. Petitgrain adds a green edge to the fruit, keeping the opening from leaning into a simple household cleaner vibe. It is a direct entrance that establishes a fresh tone without hesitation.
The heart introduces nutmeg alongside red rose and pink rose. The spice gives the flowers a dry, slightly rough texture, so the rose does not smell like a soft bouquet. Nutmeg pushes the floral aspect toward something aromatic and warm. Vetiver and patchouli arrive to anchor the blend, bringing an earthy, woody foundation. Heliotrope and musk soften the base, adding a powdery layer that sits beneath the green and spicy elements.
The overall impression is citrus leading into a rose that has been dried and dusted with spice, resting on a bed of soil and wood. It is aromatic and floral but carries a persistent earthy weight. The powdery softness of heliotrope and musk rounds out the sharper edges without hiding them. Moliere Act II smells like walking through a garden where the roses grow directly out of dry, patchouli-rich ground.
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