Paradis (100ml)

Paradis is a perfume of contradictions. Rhubarb against rose, sweetness against shadow, lychee against incense. The opening is the surprise: rhubarb's slightly tart, slightly green edge sits next to lychee's juicy florality, with bergamot and nutmeg trimming the outer edges. It reads bright but never simple.

The middle is where the fragrance turns serious. Turkish rose carries the floral heart, joined by peony, musk, and petalia, and softened with a touch of vanilla. The result is a rose-led mid-phase that feels romantic without leaning into anything cliché. By the base, cashmeran, incense, cedar, and vetiver bring quiet smoke and clean wood underneath, the kind of drydown that gives the rose somewhere to live for the rest of the day.

Bottled at 20% perfume-oil concentration, wear time runs seven to nine hours on skin and longer on fabric. Projection is moderate. The scent holds at arm's length for the first ninety minutes, then settles closer in.

Paradis suits the wearer who wants a rose perfume that isn't pretty for the sake of being pretty: rose with rhubarb, rose with smoke, rose with weight.