A rose as dessert, and marshmallow is announced right in the top notes — this time for real.
— The opening is more sophisticated than the name suggests: pink pepper for the bite, angelica root for the green bitterness, iris for the powder, marshmallow for the sugar. Four materials pulling in four directions, and it works.
— The heart is a real bouquet: honeysuckle, jasmine, rose. Honeysuckle is a melliferous flower, almost honeyed — it is what bridges the freshness of the start and the sugar of the ending.
— The base hides nothing: sugar, vanilla, caramel, musk, amber. It is unapologetic, it is gourmand, and the iris from the opening keeps pulling upward so that it never turns syrupy.
Who it is for: someone who likes dessert fragrances but wants a real floral construction behind them. It is the most elaborate of the Ayats in the catalogue.
Register: autumn, winter, evenings. Long wear, sustained projection.
The notes
Top — Pink pepper, angelica root, iris, marshmallow
Heart — Honeysuckle, jasmine, rose
Base — Sugar, vanilla, caramel, musk, amber
Olfactive family
Gourmand, praline and sweet
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A fresh, powdery floral, light and easy to wear. Violet and white musk are its two landmarks.
— The opening plays on citrus, with a named Calabrian bergamot — the finest and the most bitter, the one that gives a crisp rather than a sweet start.
— The heart brings in jasmine and violet, with an aquatic accord that airs the whole thing out. Violet is the material to remember: it smells of flower and powder at the same time, a little like a violet sweet but in a grown-up version. It gives the fragrance its soft, retro character.
— The base is simple: white musk and cedar, with a sweet roundness. Clean, comfortable, nothing overwhelming.
Who it is for: someone who wants an everyday fragrance that bothers nobody at the office and stays pleasant for eight hours straight.
One honest note: the house does not name all its materials on this reference.
Register: spring, summer, daytime. Average longevity, discreet projection.
The notes
Top — Floral notes, citrus, Calabrian bergamot
Heart — Jasmine, aquatic notes, violet
Base — White musk, cedar, sweet notes
Olfactive family
Iris and white flowers
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A spiced gourmand, with an unusual opening: marigold. Marigold is that orange garden flower that smells of bitter grass and dried honey.
— Paired with orange, lemon and sage, it gives an aromatic and slightly rustic start — nothing sweet to begin with.
— The heart swings over frankly: cardamom, cinnamon, praline, tuberose. This is where the fragrance becomes a spiced dessert, with the tuberose giving it floral height.
— The base is warm and dense: black amber, patchouli, vanilla, white musk. Black amber is the deepest version of amber — resinous, a little smoky.
What makes the bottle interesting is that contrast between a herbaceous start and a pastry-shop ending. Nobody expects that journey.
Average to long wear. Autumn, winter, evenings.
The notes
Top — Marigold, orange, lemon, sage
Heart — Fruity notes, tuberose, cardamom, cinnamon, praline
Base — Black amber, white musk, patchouli, vanilla
Olfactive family
Citrus and aromatics
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