Inedite by Lubin features a layered composition opening with Bergamot, Pepper, and Pink Pepper at the top, Rose, Heliotrope, and Cinnamon at the heart, Musk, Patchouli, and Cashmere Wood in the base. The overall character is floral, woody, powdery.

What are the notes in Inedite?+

Top notes: Bergamot, Pepper, Pink Pepper, and Mandarin Orange. Heart notes: Rose, Heliotrope, Cinnamon, Coriander, Clove, and Lilac. Base notes: Musk, Patchouli, Cashmere Wood, Iris, Virginia Cedar, and Vanille.

Is Inedite for men or women?+

Inedite by Lubin is designed for women.

Who created Inedite?+

Inedite was created by Thomas Fontaine for Lubin.

When was Inedite released?+

Inedite by Lubin was launched in 2009.

What fragrances are similar to Inedite?+

Fragrances similar to Inedite include Aziyadé by Parfum D'Empire, Spiced Up by Juce, Afrodite by Tiziana Terenzi, Ulysse by Guy Bouchara, based on shared notes and scent profile.

Inedite by Lubin is a Oriental Spicy fragrance for women. Inedite was launched in 2009. The nose behind this fragrance is Thomas Fontaine. Top notes are Pink Pepper, Pepper, Bergamot and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Heliotrope, Rose, Nectarine, Cinnamon, Clove, Coriander and Lilac; base notes are Vanille, Iris, Cashmere Wood, Patchouli, Musk and Virginia Cedar. “A fresh but sweet, spicy “floriental” fragrance“ Aziyadé, a young Circassian harem girl imprisoned in an oriental palace, embodies the unreachable and sensual beauty of which every man dreams. The word “inédite” means “unpublished” in French, like the story the young author in love with Aziyadé didn’t dare tell. The sweet seduction of sugared almonds warms up into a harmony of vanilla and roses, reminding us of those spicy sweets so adored by oriental beauties. After a top note of rose water that is fresh and pure like a Sicilian orange, Inédite is a sweet and spicy creation adorned with a floral harmony of heliotrope, lilac and rose, and topped with a fruity note of nectarines. Vanilla, iris and patchouli transform the sweet seduction of sugared almonds into aromas of cinnamon, pepper and coriander. Cedar and musk base notes make its Eastern-inspired foundation even more irresistible. Aziyadé was the impossible love of famous writer and naval officer Pierre Loti, who desperately yearned for this unreachable beauty, imprisoned in an oriental palace in 19th century Byzantium. Fragrance created by Thomas Fontaine in 2009.