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Pearfat Parfum · Sold as unisex
I'll Never Learn
A cozy library where the scent of old books mixes with a faint trace of leather-bound journals.
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I'll Never LearnHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
I'll Never Learn, a parfum from Pearfat Parfum, is a creation that marries powdery and earthy accords with the unexpected complexity of leather. Perfumers Alie Kiral and Michael Nordstrand have crafted an unisex fragrance that opens with a soft powderiness and violet, quickly giving way to the richer tones of iris and lavender. The base notes of musk and leather create a warm, enveloping quality that feels both familiar and intriguingly new.
For optimal effect, apply I'll Never Learn to pulse points and allow it to settle into your skin for about ten minutes before stepping out. The powdery opening is delicate and fades quickly, so the musky and earthy base will do most of the lasting work throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — I'll Never Learn, Pearfat Parfum
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Alie Kiral
Alie Kiral, who studied cultural anthropology, traces her fragrance obsession to a childhood bottle of Tinkerbell perfume and stolen spritzes of her mother's White Diamonds.
Co-created with Michael Nordstrand
Designer Pearfat Parfum
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