Reb'l Fleur
Fragrance notes
Character
Peach, plum and red berries open Reb'l Fleur on a soft, jammy fruit note before coconut and tuberose crowd into the heart, tropical and heady at once, with hibiscus and violet adding a green, slightly bitter note against all that ripe fruit. Vanille, patchouli, musk and amber turn the base warm and slightly resinous, closer to sun-warmed fruit skin than to sugar itself by the time it fully develops.
The patchouli-and-musk base gives it solid durability, and sillage is modest, forming a small warm cloud around the wearer that holds its shape without spreading far outward. Fall and winter dominate the season figures here, well ahead of a much weaker summer showing, and night dominates day by a wide margin; this leans toward evening wear over daytime.
Coconut is the note doing the heaviest lifting here, giving the whole thing a lactonic creaminess against the tart red fruit up top, and the patchouli base grounds it so it never floats away into something too light. It smells warmer and heavier than the bright fruit opening first suggests, and that weight is really what carries it into the colder seasons the numbers point toward.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
