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Orientica · Sold as feminine
Fannan
An afternoon spent sipping tea in a sunlit conservatory, where the scent of ripe fruits and soft florals intertwine with woody notes.
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FannanHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2018 by Orientica, Fannan is an Oriental Floral fragrance that weaves together sweet and woody accords with rich fruity and white floral notes. The composition opens with a bright citrus blend of bergamot and orange, quickly giving way to the lush sweetness of mango and plum. At its heart, jasmine and rose meld seamlessly into ylang-ylang for an almost dreamy quality, while the base anchors it all with sandalwood, amber, cedar, and musk that evoke a sense of warmth and depth.
Given its moderate longevity and sillage, apply Fannan to pulse points for a more intimate wear. The fruity top notes are fleeting, so aim for an initial burst that will transition into its heart and base notes as the day progresses.
Fig. 01 — Fannan, Orientica
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What people
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Still under the radar: loved by 7%, disliked or hated by 20%.