Bonbon Pop
“Bonbon Pop by The House of Oud is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance for women and men”
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Respected, if divisive — a sweet, woody composition with a patchouli undertone. Voted best for year-round wear — and genuinely unisex.
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Bonbon Pop by The House of Oud is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance for women and men, launched in 2023. Perfumer Douglas Morel crafts this scent around the tension between sweet and woody notes, creating a composition that feels both playful and grounded. White peach and coconut open with a vibrant burst of fruity sweetness, while patchouli and precious woods lend an earthy depth that keeps things from becoming overly saccharine. Bergamot adds a fresh citrus edge to the mix, allowing the scent to evolve gracefully throughout the day.
Composition & Character
Notes Pyramid
Top
Opening
Base
Foundation
How It Wears
Application Tips
Bonbon Pop has a sweet opening that fades quickly, so layering it with a light mist on pulse points can help maintain its fruity character. The musky and woody base notes carry the scent well into the evening, making this fragrance ideal for afternoon events transitioning to night.
Douglas Morel
Founding perfumer · 2 fragrances
Douglas Morel, born in northern France and based in Amsterdam, discovered his passion for fragrance at age twelve through the scent of Lolita Lempicka pour Elle, shaped further by childhood travels through Damascus bazaars. He studied at ISIPCA and apprenticed at Takasago under Francis Kurkdjian, creating No.07 Voyage Vétiver and No.10 Rock Roses for Marie-Stella-Maris before joining dsm-firmenich as a perfumer.
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Designer The House of Oud
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The story behind the bottle.
The unexpected moment when a crisp autumn breeze meets the sugary aroma of caramel apples at an orchard festival.
Fig. 01 — Bonbon Pop, The House of Oud
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