A celebration of the beauty and complexity of fragrance chemistry, Nomenclature’s efflor_esce Eau de Parfum is contained in an elegant lab flask – in honour of its man-made origins. Created by top perfumer Frank Voelkl – the prestigious German-born, New York-based nose, who strives for ‘perfect imperfection’ in his compositions – this contemporary take on Hedione suspends a citrus blend of blossoms beneath Paradisone; a modern molecule, patented in 1996 which is the purest, most precious and most powerful expression of its sibling’s citrus-floral quintessence. With the peppery sparkle of bergamot, the velvety smoothness of osmanthus and the heady sexiness of tuberose, this unisex fragrance is perfect for all those who like their citrus with a twist.

Spritz liberally on pulse points, or mist the air and step into the fragrance cloud to envelop yourself with the most subtle perfume.

Evoking a warm, Sicilian summer breeze, this perfume celebrates Paradisone – a citrus-tinged, jasmine-esque floral, which resonates above the sun-drenched scents of bergamot, osmanthus and neroli.

Paradisone, Neroli, Tuberose, Bergamot, Bigarade and Osmanthus.

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