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Pink Ivory
The quiet confidence of a midday meeting where focus is balanced by the subtle warmth of a cozy office environment, yet still imbued with a fresh, uplifting energy.
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Pink IvoryHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Pink Ivory by Nomenclature, launched in 2022, is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance that balances bright citrus and powdery notes with the warmth of vanilla and amber. The opening burst of freshness from its citric and spicy elements quickly gives way to a heart of sweet violets and musky undertones, creating a composition that feels both light and enveloping. The base notes of vanilla and amber provide a comforting finish that lingers throughout the day.
For this fragrance, one or two sprays are sufficient to capture its full character. The citrus and spicy notes are fleeting but vibrant, so apply it in layers for sustained freshness. It's best enjoyed close to the skin rather than projected across a room, making it perfect for daytime wear when you want a subtle yet comforting presence.
Fig. 01 — Pink Ivory, Nomenclature
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