
A flower, a perfumer, a story. When he was studying perfumery, Quentin Bisch learned that vanilla came from a unique orchid. Ever since, his dream was to reinvent the smell of the original flower, which hardly exists in nature. Vanilla Planifolia is his ideal composition: delicate petals with spicy and delicious notes, revealing the mysteries of an enchanting, almost carnal flower. To die for.
How it wears
Best worn — occasion
Seasons
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