Obvious Une Fleur d'Oranger

Obvious · Eau de parfum

Une Fleur d'Oranger

Soft and sensual like a summer afternoon

50ml · HK$993

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Librarian's notes

A sunny and generous fragrance that reminds us of summer "farniente" and exalts the beauty of citrus, mythical fruits that populate history. A dive into the Mediterranean heart, from the Cypriot tangerine, cradle of Venus, to the Italian bergamot, and of course the neroli of the Tunisian coast. Finally, the bigarade orange and the sweet orange from the Mediterranean coast of Spain remind us of the pomp and elegance of the Queen of Castile. A great classic of perfumery!

About Obvious

Beauty is obvious. It does not need a speech.

David Frossard studied philosophy, then perfume. He founded Obvious because exclusive had become a joke. The clear line is here: Une Pistache, Un Musc, Une Figue, Un Bois, Un Oud, Une Rose, Une Vanille, plus Milk & Matcha, Scoville, Kakigori, Dulce de Leche, Floridita's Night, Frida's Thorns — and the same names as wash.

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Collect at Shop 1029, free. Macao, Hong Kong and Mainland China by SF Express or JD Logistics — free from HK$500. Taiwan from HK$700. Fragrance, once opened, is final sale unless damaged in transit.

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Obvious Une Fleur d'Oranger

We believe beauty is obvious and does not need to be explained.

David Frossard
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Notes

Top
Top

Mandora of cyprus · Italian bergamot · Orange bigarade · Sweet orange

Heart
Heart

Petit grain · Tunisian neroli

Base
Base

Madagascar ginger · Orange blossom absolute of Tunisia

Good to know

Concentration
Eau de parfum
Size
50ml
Perfumer
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Origin
Paris

Named for what it is.

Une

Une

Une Figue, Une Rose, Une Vanille, Une Pistache, Une Verveine, Une Fleur d’oranger. Still named for what they are — fruit, flower, nut, leaf.

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