Christian Audigier For Her
Pomegranate and blackberry start tart-sweet, more candied than fresh, with the dark fruit giving an immediate impression of jammy red rather than crisp acidity.
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- Woody50
- Tropical50
- Lactonic50
- Sweet
The note pyramid
- Pomegranate
- Blackberry
- Coconut
- Magnolia
- Sandalwood
- Amber
By the editors · 2 min readPomegranate and blackberry start tart-sweet, more candied than fresh, with the dark fruit giving an immediate impression of jammy red rather than crisp acidity. The opening is short.
Magnolia and coconut cream fold in next, the magnolia keeping things floral-clean while the coconut leans tropical and slightly suntan-lotion. There's no spice or green to balance, so the character stays in lush, pulpy territory.
Sandalwood and amber finish the arc, smooth and warm rather than woody-defined, the coconut still threading through. The whole reads as a creamy, fruity-floral with a beach-amber afterglow. Linear, close-wearing after the first hour, easiest in warm weather and casual contexts.
Scent twins
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