LoukouMÈ

LoukouMÈ can feel a little one-sided if you expect a dry or structured floral. The opening leans hard into loukhoum, orange blossom, and neroli, and the sugar sits high from the first spray. There is little contrast here, so the scent stays in a narrow band of confection rather than opening into something greener or sharper.

The heart brings tuberose, cotton candy, rose water, jasmine, frangipani, and iris. Tuberose and jasmine carry the white floral accord, while cotton candy and rose water push the sweetness further. Frangipani adds a soft tropical touch, and iris gives a faint powdery edge that tries to steady the mix without really dimming the sugar.

Milk, marshmallow, dulce de leche, vanilla, and white musk form the base. The milk and marshmallow notes build the lactonic accord, and dulce de leche with vanilla keep the gourmand tone consistent. White musk smooths the finish so the dessert theme does not turn sharp, though the overall impression remains firmly sweet and powdery.

This is a fragrance for bright daytime settings where a playful, candy-like floral feels at home. The citrus and rose accords catch the light well, and the whole composition suits someone who enjoys a scent that stays close to its opening idea rather than shifting through darker stages

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Dua describes Lokum de Luxe as inspired by LoukouMÈ:

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