OrangeOpens with
PeachHeart
Guaiac WoodDries down to
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Nicolai Parfumeur Createur · Sold as unisex
Fig-Tea Intense
The cozy corner of a library where the scent of books mingles with the warmth of freshly brewed mate tea, surrounded by shelves of fruit-themed novels.
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Fig-Tea IntenseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fig-Tea Intense by Nicolai Parfumeur Créateur was launched in 2026 and is a creation of the renowned perfumer Patricia de Nicolai. This unisex parfum opens with bright citrus notes, like orange and lemon, which give way to fruity accents of osmanthus and fig. The heart introduces floral elements like jasmine and peach before settling into a warm woody base anchored by Brazilian rosewood and guaiac wood. What stands out is the distinctive blend of sweetness from amber and white florals with the earthy depth of oakmoss and mate, creating a rich blend that oscillates between light and dark.
For Fig-Tea Intense, a single generous spray is enough — the citrus opening is vibrant but short-lived. The woody and floral notes develop slowly on skin over an hour, making it ideal for layering under clothing or wearing close to the body rather than projecting across a room.
Fig. 01 — Fig-Tea Intense, Nicolai Parfumeur Createur
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Patricia de Nicolai
Guerlain blood, an independent housePatricia de Nicolaï, great-granddaughter of Pierre Guerlain and niece of Jean-Paul Guerlain, studied chemistry before training at ISIPCA in Versailles.
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