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Osmanthus by Molinard, bottle
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Osmanthus

Molinard

What sets Osmanthus apart is its use of apricot: a note found in only about 2% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as floral, citrus and fruity.

LineCollection Matières
Concentration
Eau FraîcheEDCEDTEDPParfumElixirEDP
GenderFeminine
FamilyFloral · Fruity
OriginFrance
Sizes10ml, 75ml
Price tier
Premium
AvailabilityIn production
Notes
TopBergamot · Mandarin · Pink Pepper
HeartApricot · Jasmine · Osmanthus · Tuberose
BaseOrris (Iris Root) · Iris · White Musk
Season
SprSumFalWin
ClimateWarm · Humid
MoodSensual · Playful · Confident
Accords
Floral100
Citrus60
Fruity40
Powdery40
Spicy40
Sweet30
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Questions & Answers
QWho is Osmanthus for, and when should you wear it?
Osmanthus is marketed toward women, at its best in spring and summer, suited to warm and humid weather. In character it reads as sensual, playful and confident.
QWhat makes Osmanthus distinctive?
What sets Osmanthus apart is its use of apricot: a note found in only about 2% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as floral, citrus and fruity.