Rabbit
Fragrance notes
Character
A crisp green apple bitten open under a cinnamon sky. Rabbit opens with a bright, almost tart fruitiness that quickly softens into dewy leaves and a faint thread of bergamot. The heart wanders into a vegetable patch where carrot and clover mingle with a gentle violet powder, the jasmine barely whispering through the stems. This is not a rabbit’s foot charm; it is a burrow lined with hay and biscuit crumbs. The base settles into a warm, vanilla-kissed blanket of almond and musk, with patchouli lending a dusty earthiness that keeps everything from floating away into pure confection.
It feels like a spring afternoon spent lying in a meadow with a half-eaten shortbread in your hand. Sweet, but so grounded by green and hay that it never tips into syrupy territory. The sillage is a low hum, intimate enough for a long hug, and the longevity sits comfortably on skin for a few hours before fading. Those who crave a projection beast or a heavy gourmand should walk past. But if you want a fragrance that smells like a secret garden picnic, one that doesn’t shout but invites you closer, this is your scent.
Wear it on a cool morning in March or beneath a golden October sun. It belongs to the daytime, to cardigans and canvas totes, to the quiet joy of noticing clover in a lawn. Fanny Bal has crafted a softly powdery, slightly fruity green that feels at once playful and sincere. The numbers are honest: it won’t fill a room, but it will fill a moment. 🩵
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