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· bright citrus opener
Released 2016
**Mancera Wild Cherry** opens with juicy cherry lit by a faint citrus spark, bright and almost crisp on first spray. Within minutes, the fruit softens and a powdery floral heart begins to show, where iris and heliotrope bring a velvety…
Shared notes: jasmine, iris, heliotrope, patchouli, vanilla, sandalwood
Where it differs: cherry, bergamot, lemon, black currant
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· floral heart
Released 2018 by Pierre Bourdon
**Iris Poudree Limited Edition 2018** opens with a cool cloud of powder, like the thinnest veil settling over clean skin. At first there is a soft violet haze and a dry citrus spark, but they quickly give way to the iris heart.
Shared notes: iris, jasmine, sandalwood, tonka bean, vanilla
Where it differs: bergamot, violet, ylang-ylang, rose
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· floral heart
Released 2016
High Frequency opens with soft almond and the cool transparency of hedione, without a sharp start. After a few minutes, it turns more floral: magnolia feels smooth and luminous, while heliotrope brings a powdery, almost milky shade.
Shared notes: heliotrope, jasmine, vanilla, sandalwood
Where it differs: almond, hedione, magnolia
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· floral heart
Released 2016
**Maison Margiela Blur** opens with a soft, almost powdery flare, as if the air were lit by aldehydes and dry pink pepper. In the first minutes, bergamot and neroli sketch a cool, transparent outline without any sharp citrus bite.
Shared notes: heliotrope, iris, jasmine, vanilla, sandalwood
Where it differs: aldehydes, pink pepper, bergamot, neroli
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· floral heart
by Pierre Montale
**Montale Powder Flowers** opens with a dry, powdery veil where rose feels not dewy, but like petals crushed between the palms.
Shared notes: jasmine, patchouli, tonka bean, vanilla, sandalwood
Where it differs: rose, osmanthus, bergamot, violet
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· gourmand sweetness
Released 2007 by Pierre Montale
**Montale Amandes Orientales** opens with a dense almond note, slightly powdery, lit by the warm spice of saffron and nutmeg.
Shared notes: tonka bean, vanilla, jasmine, sandalwood, patchouli
Where it differs: almond, saffron, geranium, nutmeg