Mille-feuille
Fragrance notes
Character
Mille-feuille opens with a crisp bite of red apple and mirabelle plum. The fruit is bright and tart, giving the first few minutes a clean, juicy character that feels awake and ready for the day.
The heart turns thick and sugary. Caramel and vanilla take over quickly, supported by a warm pinch of cinnamon. Damask rose adds a soft floral layer, but the sweets dominate here, pushing the scent into a rich, dessert-like space.
Sandalwood anchors the base with a smooth, pale woodiness. It calms the sharper edges of the fruit and gives the gourmand notes a creamy foundation that keeps the blend from feeling entirely weightless.
The composition stays very sweet from the heart onward. The fruit fades fast, leaving a candied trail that can feel heavy in warm air. It suits a bright morning walk or a sunny afternoon, but anyone who prefers dry, subtle skins should avoid it.
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