Obvious Une Vanille

Obvious · Eau de parfum

Une Vanille

A sensual greediness

50ml · HK$993

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Librarian's notes

Vanilla is a universal ingredient, the fruit of the wild orchid. We wanted to return to this exotic fruit, to this black pod that is happily opened to release its sensual sweetness. By moving away from the gourmet and very luscious vanilla, we restore its ancestral depth. Its scent is unctuous and powerful, sensual but not tacky. In Une Vanille, black Madagascar vanilla is accompanied by tonka bean with almond facets. A final touch that transmutes the original scent of this fruit whose aroma plays alternately between sweetness and power, evidence and mystery, so natural and supernatural at the same time.

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 Vanille

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

David Frossard
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Notes

Top
Top

Tonka bean absolute from Venezuela

Heart
Heart

Black Vanilla absolute from Madagascar

Base
Base

Globalide · Muscenone (clean macrocyclic musks)

Good to know

Concentration
Eau de parfum
Size
50ml
Perfumer
Anne-Sophie Behaghel
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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