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Bon Parfumeur · Sold as unisex
501 praline, licorice, patchouli
The cozy corner of a Parisian chocolaterie where the scent of caramelized hazelnuts intertwines with the subtle hint of licorice, enveloping you in an intimate cocoon.
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501 praline, licorice, patchouliHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2017 by Bon Parfumeur and crafted by Philippe Romano, 501 praline, licorice, patchouli is a harmonious blend of sweet and woody notes. The fragrance opens with the bright zestiness of bergamot and yuzu, giving way to a heart that balances the warmth of caramel and praline against the earthy depth of patchouli and licorice. This composition creates an intriguing tension between its sweet and spicy elements, making it both comforting and enigmatic.
Apply this fragrance directly to pulse points for maximum warmth and longevity. The sweet notes are most noticeable initially but give way to a deeper woody base that develops over time. Ideal for evenings or cooler weather when you want a scent that feels both comforting and complex.
Fig. 01 — 501 praline, licorice, patchouli, Bon Parfumeur
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Philippe Romano
Twenty-three years at Robertet, eighteen more at DromBorn on December 23, 1957, in Grasse to a perfumer father, Philippe Romano grew up around the orange trees of Spain before training at Robertet Grasse under his father's guidance.
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