Fleur de Narcisse 2006
Fragrance notes
Character
Black Currant gives Fleur de Narcisse 2006 a tart, leafy entrance, quickly joined by the cool, pollen-like presence of narcissus. Mimosa brings a soft yellow glow, while iris lays a fine powder over the blend. The effect feels green and floral with a dry, earthy edge, shaped by oakmoss and the faintly animal warmth of white tobacco. Its longevity is moderate, and the scent forms a modest bubble around the wearer, keeping the experience intimate but easy to notice in close company.
As the composition settles, leather adds texture without turning the perfume harsh. It feels like a pressed flower tucked inside an old leather notebook, with its color still vivid but its edges touched by dust and moss. The iris smooths the sharper facets of narcissus, while black currant keeps the opening brisk and slightly tangy. There is a quiet seriousness here, balanced by the airy lift of mimosa.
Fleur de Narcisse 2006 suits someone drawn to composed, botanical florals with an earthy backbone. Its feminine profile has enough structure for a tailored outfit and enough delicacy for a relaxed spring setting. Spring is its natural home, with summer also making sense when the weather is mild. Fall can work for those who enjoy green florals with a dry finish. Wear it to a gallery visit, a garden lunch, or a calm afternoon outdoors. Lovers of plush sweetness may find its narcissus, iris, leather, and oakmoss accord more austere than inviting.
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