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Andrea Maack · Sold as unisex
Ceramic
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives — crisp and vibrant, with a hint of warm comfort.
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CeramicHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2021 by Andrea Maack, Ceramic is a fragrance that balances freshness with warmth. Opening with the crispness of freesia and green leaves, it quickly transitions into a heart of white flowers and lily-of-the-valley, creating an aromatic green bouquet that feels both vibrant and refined. The base notes of musk and amber add a subtle animalic depth, grounding the composition in a powdery comfort.
One spray to each wrist is enough for Ceramic. The green top notes are bright but fleeting, while the musky base lingers longer. This scent reads better close to skin than from across the room, so aim for intimate moments rather than large gatherings.
Fig. 01 — Ceramic, Andrea Maack
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Aliénor Massenet
Tradition worn lightlyAliénor Massenet is a French perfumer who grew up in a family steeped in tradition, shaped in turn by an English boarding school and the streets of New York.
Designer Andrea Maack
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