5.1 Suede Osmanthe Eau de Parfum

Suède Osmanthe evokes a flower without placing it in the fragrance-note list. Apricot, black tea and fine suede come together to suggest the fruity, floral and leathery character of osmanthus. The illusion, rather than a literal flower portrait, is the point of the composition.

Aldehydes accompany a delicate suede accord, with tea leaves and apricot nuances softening its impression. Leather is present as a thin, supple material, not a heavy mass of smoke or tar. The floral character emerges from the relationship between these notes, making a short list of materials feel more intricate than it first appears.

The overall effect is gentle and discreet, with a faintly melancholic quality. Fruit gives the suede a tender softness without turning it into a dessert, while tea remains part of the flower-like illusion. Suède Osmanthe offers a refined leather fragrance for someone more interested in subtle resemblances and soft textures than force or smoky drama.

Fragrance notes: aldehydes, black tea leaves and suede, with apricot nuances.

This fragrance is for you if: you enjoy delicate suede fragrances with a gentle floral-fruity impression rather than a rugged leather character.

This fragrance may not be your best match if: you mainly seek smoke, tar-like sharpness or pronounced animalic richness in a leather fragrance.

Choose this fragrance if: you are curious about osmanthus suggested through black tea, apricot and suede, with the flower's impression emerging from their combination.

How to apply — general guidance: spray onto clean, dry skin, for example on the neck or the inside of the wrists. Allow to dry without rubbing. Avoid contact with the eyes and follow the instructions on the packaging.

INGREDIENTS: Alcohol, Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Glycerin, Tetramethyl acetyloctahydro-naphthalenes, Hexamethylindano-pyran, Linalyl acetate, alpha-iso-Methylionone, Citrus Aurantium Peel Oil, Limonene, Citral, Vanillin.

This ingredient list reflects the latest production version published by Pierre Guillaume. Please also check the list on the packaging of the product purchased.