Climat Parfum Extrait Lancôme
Climat opens with a flash of aldehydes and citrus so crisp it could cut glass, then quickly softens into a powdery floral heart dominated by narcissus and rose.
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By the editors · 2 min readClimat opens with a flash of aldehydes and citrus so crisp it could cut glass, then quickly softens into a powdery floral heart dominated by narcissus and rose. There's a coolness to the florals that feels almost austere—this is formality rather than warmth, elegance that doesn't smile easily. The galbanum adds a green sharpness that keeps the composition from going sweet.
As it settles, the base reveals oakmoss and vetiver, giving Climat its classic chypre architecture. The drydown is surprisingly restrained for an extrait, never heavy, but insistent in the way vintage perfumes often are. It occupies space without raising its voice.
This is a fragrance from an era when women's perfume meant sophistication rather than seduction, tailored suits rather than bare shoulders. Climat wears like good posture—upright, contained, unapologetically formal.
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