Le Marron N°7568
Fragrance notes
Character
Le Marron N°7568 suits someone who enjoys a fragrance that feels substantial without becoming heavy. It is a good choice for a person who likes white florals but wants the composition grounded by wood and resin. The wearer is comfortable with a scent that announces its presence through spice and cream rather than through sharp citrus or pale greens.
The opening brings rhubarb and Guatemalan cardamom together, a tart and peppery start that moves quickly into a dense heart of Egyptian jasmine, Indian jasmine, and Indian tuberose. That floral mass rests on sandalwood, saffron, Turkish rose, Madagascar vanilla, Siam benzoin, and guaiac wood. The result is warm spicy, woody, sweet, and amber, with the vanilla and benzoin lending a resinous weight to the white petals.
Picture a heavy wool coat draped over a velvet chair in a room lit by a single lamp, the air scented by a fresh pastry cooling on a nearby table and a handful of dried petals scattered across the seat.
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