Corail
Fragrance notes
Character
Corail opens with a juicy rush of plum and peach, brightened by a sharp peel of bergamot. The fruit feels thick and syrup-heavy rather than fresh, immediately leaning into the gourmand side of the composition.
The heart brings rose and jasmine, with lily-of-the-valley adding a faint green stem note. These florals sit underneath the fruit rather than rising above it, keeping the scent soft and distinctly feminine.
Vanilla and amber take over the base, supported by a heavy layer of musk. The result is powdery and sweet, with a warm resinous glow that avoids feeling harsh or synthetic.
The blend smells like a bowl of ripe stone fruit resting on a velvet cushion in a sunlit room.
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