Honey Neroli & Myrrh by Atelier Segall & Barutti bottle
Atelier Segall & Barutti

Honey Neroli & Myrrh

4.6/5 · 14 votes Unisex 2015
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Fragrance notes

Notes
Honeydew Blossom

Character

Longevity4.1/5
Sillage3.6/5
Day75
Night88
Fall100
Winter88
Spring75
Summer25
Our take

Honey Neroli & Myrrh is a thick, golden blend that leans heavily into its amber and honey accords. The orange blossom and lily weave through the sweetness, while myrrh and rose add a resinous, slightly animalic depth. There is a powdery softness from iris and tonka bean that keeps the composition from feeling juvenile, though the vanilla and musk push it toward a cozy, almost blanket-like warmth. Salt sits quietly in the mix, preventing the sugar from becoming flat.

Atelier Segall & Barutti presents a fragrance that feels substantial rather than airy. It carries a rich, resinous weight that suits someone who enjoys a scent with presence and a touch of old-world opulence. The sandalwood grounds the brighter florals, creating a bridge between the sweet top and the deeper, woody base. It is a perfume that feels composed rather than accidental, with each element finding a specific place in the overall architecture.

Those who prefer sharp, citrus-led scents or clean, soapy finishes will likely find this blend too heavy. It asks for a wearer who is comfortable with a scent that announces its sweetness immediately and maintains that character throughout. It fits a mood of quiet luxury and wrapped-in-silk comfort, perfect for a cool morning when the air is crisp and a warm coat is still necessary. The floral heart is persistent and unapologetic.

The honeydew blossom adds a dewy freshness that cuts through the heavier amber. This is a scent for moments when you want to feel enveloped and slightly mysterious, wrapped in a veil of warm spice and soft powder. It is a companion for walking through a garden where the last roses of the season cling to the vine under a layer of morning frost.

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