Habanita X Marie Guillard
Fragrance notes
Character
Molinard teams with Marie Guillard to reshape a classic into something quieter and more textured. The opening leans into the resinous bite of mastic, brightened by the green snap of petitgrain and the crisp edge of geranium. It feels deliberate and a little sharp, like a cold evening walk through a garden where the leaves have just turned.
Jasmine and rose sit at the center, but they do not dominate. Vetiver pulls them toward the earth, giving the heart a dry, aromatic character that avoids the usual sweetness of a floral bouquet. The flowers here are muted, wrapped in stems and soil rather than presented clean and polished.
Sandalwood and amber form a warm, balsamic base that deepens as the moss settles in. The powdery accord keeps the resin from feeling heavy, while the woody and spicy facets give it a steady, grounded presence. It suits someone who wants a floral that does not perform for a room.
This is the scent of standing near a bonfire in a wool coat, the smoke catching in the fabric while amber resin warms your wrists against the chill.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
