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Fleur de Patchouli
The soft hum of a city park at twilight, where the crisp air carries notes of fresh flowers and the rich earth beneath your feet.
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Fleur de PatchouliBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, Fleur de Patchouli by Zara is a Woody fragrance for women and men crafted by the renowned perfumer Jo Malone. The composition opens with fresh, vibrant notes that give way to a rich patchouli heart, balanced by earthy undertones and warm spices. This scent creates an intriguing tension between its crisp freshness and the deep, grounding warmth of patchouli, making it both versatile and compelling.
Apply Fleur de Patchouli lightly — the patchouli base develops slowly over time. It pairs well with light layers in warmer weather but can also be layered for cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — Fleur de Patchouli, Zara
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Jo Malone
The art of scent layeringJo Malone is a self-taught perfumer and entrepreneur who fundamentally changed how people think about wearing fragrance.
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Jo Malone · Management Today; Jo Malone: My Story (2016)
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