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Pola released Lieu du Blanc in 1979 as an expansive floral aldehyde perfume built around bright top notes and vintage animalic depth. The opening hits… Show more

Pola released Lieu du Blanc in 1979 as an expansive floral aldehyde perfume built around bright top notes and vintage animalic depth. The opening hits skin with crisp aldehydes, bitter bergamot, and tart blackcurrant before softening into a lush green floral heart. Narcissus, lily of the valley, and jasmine lead the mid phase, giving the scent a soapy, crisp character typical of late 1970s formal perfumery. As the flowers settle, oakmoss, civet, honey, and sandalwood form a dry, grounded finish. It suits cool spring mornings or crisp autumn afternoons when you want a structured vintage floral. Show less

Kanebo Lady 80 starts with a sharp blast of aldehydes and green notes, opening up into a massive, classical floral heart. Hyacinth and peach lend a cr… Show more

Kanebo Lady 80 starts with a sharp blast of aldehydes and green notes, opening up into a massive, classical floral heart. Hyacinth and peach lend a crisp, slightly sweet bite before the scent settles into a dry, mossy base of oakmoss, frankincense, and subtle civet. Show less

Semi-Bespoke No. 11 reads as a fresh, aldehydic floral with a green, spicy opening and a much richer base underneath. Bergamot, galbanum, rhubarb and… Show more

Semi-Bespoke No. 11 reads as a fresh, aldehydic floral with a green, spicy opening and a much richer base underneath. Bergamot, galbanum, rhubarb and pepper give it lift early on, while white florals, violet and rose soften the centre. As it settles, sandalwood, ambergris, oakmoss, patchouli and animalic notes add depth and texture. It may suit shoppers who enjoy polished vintage-style florals. Show less