Black Violet
Fragrance notes
Character
FEN Perfumes places red apple and pomegranate right at the surface, joined by persimmon and rose hip. The fruit reads fresh rather than candied, with a green edge that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. Blue lotus and champaca arrive soon after, and the heart settles into black orchid, which pulls the floral side toward something darker and more polished.
Amber oil and mahoganywood give the base a warm, woody foundation that suits a cool morning walk or a quiet room with the windows closed against the cold. The custard accord adds a soft, lactonic roundness that blends into the black violet, so the powdery floral quality never turns sharp. It feels composed for someone who likes a sweet floral that still carries a woody backbone.
The violet here is deep and slightly powdery, supported by the amber and the cream of the custard. It suits a wardrobe built around floral woods with a touch of fruit, and it stays away from the bright, sheer style that disappears the moment you step outside. The result is a sweet, floral, violet scent.
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