Narcissus Molécules by Atelier Segall & Barutti bottle
Atelier Segall & Barutti

Narcissus Molécules

4.4/5 · 13 votes Unisex 2021
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Head Space Waterfall
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity3.6/5
Sillage2.6/5
Day100
Night67
Spring89
Summer67
Fall67
Winter33
Our take

Narcissus Molécules opens with a bright narcissus note that carries a distinct yellow floral character. The head space waterfall element adds a cool, aquatic freshness that keeps the flower from feeling heavy. This top layer is green and powdery at the same time, presenting a crisp introduction that feels clean and slightly dewy. The natural musk in the heart softens the floral edge and creates a smooth transition. It adds a skin-like warmth that makes the composition feel intimate rather than loud. The musk is present but restrained, supporting the floral and aquatic notes without taking over the entire structure.

The base relies on Iso E Super and sandalwood to build a woody foundation. Iso E Super provides a subtle, slightly amber-tinged texture that blends seamlessly with the creamy sandalwood. Together they create a dry, musky finish that stays close to the skin. The powdery accord remains noticeable here, tying the opening flower to the woody drydown. The fragrance feels synthetic in a deliberate way, highlighting the molecular nature of its ingredients rather than mimicking a fully natural garden scent.

This scent fits a bright morning walk or a sunlit workspace where a clean floral presence is welcome. It works for someone who enjoys narcissus but prefers a modern, technical interpretation over a traditional soliflore. Wear it when the day is clear and you want a floral woody musk that feels composed and precise.

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