Fleur Narcotique

Fleur Narcotique — a fruity-metallic freshness of an unrealistic peony, the unreality of which no one cares about, because it turned out fresh, with great sillage and longevity.

The floral–tea-like bergamot comes from the bergamot oil itself and a considerable dose of Ethyl Linalool (17%). Peach, represented by Gamma Undecalactone, together with Helional, adds a transparent fruitiness, making the composition fresh, light, and almost youthful.

The fragrance is best known for being built around the captive molecule Petalia, present here at no less than 8%. The closest molecule available on the market is Peonile — less diffusive and a little sweeter. This is what I used as a replacement in this compound. So I can’t claim full identity with the original, but the fragrance kept its beautiful nuances, and most importantly, became much more affordable.

Olfactory profile: citrus, fruity, floral.
Concentration: eau de parfum.