Frangipane
Fragrance notes
Character
Frangipane opens with lily and orange blossom. The white floral top is bright and clean, with a slight green edge that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy. It moves quickly into a dense heart of cyclamen, apricot, plum, peach, rose, and pear. The fruit is prominent here, especially the stone fruits, which give the middle a juicy, slightly syrupy texture that sits close to the skin.
The floral side continues through the heart, with rose adding a soft petal note that rounds out the sharper fruit edges. Pear and peach bring a fresh, watery quality that prevents the composition from becoming too dense. As the heart settles, the fruit remains the dominant story, supported by the flowers rather than the other way around.
Honey and vanilla enter from the base and pull the entire fragrance toward a sweet, golden finish. The honey is warm and thick, pairing directly with the apricot and plum from earlier. Vanilla smooths the transition and adds a creamy layer that sits beneath the fruit. Guaiac wood provides a dry, slightly smoky anchor that keeps the sweetness from becoming one-dimensional.
The overall accord is white floral, fruity, and sweet, with noticeable honey and a powdery softness that builds as the vanilla expands. There is a subtle animalic trace in the base that gives the honey a realistic, slightly wild character, and a soft spicy note that lingers beneath the fruit
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