Superstitious Hair Mist
“Superstitious Hair Mist by Frederic Malle is a fragrance for women”
The Quick Read
Warmly received so far — a fruity, woody composition with a patchouli undertone. Leans feminine in character.
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Dominique Ropion crafted Superstitious Hair Mist for Frederic Malle, creating a composition that balances the sweetness of fruity accords with earthy and woody notes. The fragrance opens with Egyptian Jasmine and Turkish Rose, which bring an elegant floral warmth. This is complemented by the rich tones of Peach and Mango, adding a lush tropical touch. As it settles, aldehydes introduce a modern crispness to the mix before giving way to Haitian Vetiver and Patchouli, grounding the scent in earthy complexity.
Composition & Character
Notes Pyramid
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Opening
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The Soul
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Foundation
How It Wears
Application Tips
Apply Superstitious Hair Mist to your hair for a light, lingering scent that enhances your overall fragrance. It's best used as a finishing touch rather than a standalone perfume, allowing its fruity and floral notes to subtly blend with your personal aroma.
Dominique Ropion
Founding perfumer · 344 fragrances · French
Dominique Ropion is a daring perfectionist, a true inventor. The risks he takes are invariably accompanied by a relentless pursuit of exact olfactory balance and flawless composition. His perfumes are like great architectural feats: in the same way that a bridge, whose seemingly miraculous suspension of weight is in fact a harnessing of counteracting forces, Dominique often balances excessive doses of powerful ingredients with meticulously-measured, subtler accords, until the composition holds up on its own. A good perfume, he likes to say, must always appear obvious.
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The story behind the bottle.
The first sip of a refreshing cocktail at an upscale rooftop bar where warm florals mingle with tropical fruits and the subtle richness of vetiver.
Fig. 01 — Superstitious Hair Mist, Frederic Malle
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