97 Élysées
Fragrance notes
Character
97 Élysées is a daytime fragrance for open air and warm light. The top notes of black currant, litchi, and orange give it a bright, juicy opening that feels active rather than settled. Jasmine and rose in the heart keep the mood floral without becoming heavy, while balsam fir adds a clean, aromatic edge. This is not a scent built for shadowed rooms or formal evening wear. It suits someone who wants a perfume that moves with them through a busy day outside. The vanilla, sandalwood, and oakmoss in the base provide a gentle landing, but the overall impression stays fresh and citrus-driven. The woody and powdery accords sit quietly underneath, supporting the fruit instead of burying it.
The composition feels like sunlight hitting a wooden table where a bowl of ripe fruit sits next to a glass of cold water. It is composed by Fanny Bal for Al-Jazeera Perfumes and carries a clear, uncluttered personality that fits that exact scene. The white floral and fresh spicy touches give it just enough detail to keep the simple image interesting. It is a fragrance that asks for a clear sky and a reason to be outdoors.
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