ABUNDANTIA
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ABUNDANTIA by Memoize London is a daytime companion for the person who wants a gourmand that does not hide in the shadows. The opening combines rhubarb with mandarin orange and bergamot, a bright citrus and fruity rush that feels alive in open air and sunlight. Ginger and geranium arrive in the heart alongside osmanthus, adding a warm spicy and green lift that keeps the early sweetness from collapsing into a flat line. This is a floral fruity gourmand that earns its place on a morning walk or a bright café terrace by moving quickly from tart to textured, then letting sandalwood and patchouli ground the flight without dimming it. The caramel and vanilla in the base are present, but they sit under the citrus rather than swallowing it, which is why the composition works as a daytime statement instead of a late evening indulgence.
Someone who usually avoids sweet perfumes should still try ABUNDANTIA because the rhubarb and bergamot keep the opening honest, and the geranium and ginger prevent the caramel from dominating the middle. The sandalwood and patchouli give the dry part of the wear a gentle earthiness that balances the vanilla, so the overall impression stays aromatic and fresh spicy rather than sugary. It suits a wearer who likes a fragrance they can put on before leaving the house in the morning and feel comfortable wearing in professional or social settings where subtlety matters. The nose behind this fragrance is Tristan Badard, and his work here shows that a gourmand can be built for sunlight instead of candlelight, with fruit and spice leading the way while the heavier notes follow at a careful
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