Dries Van Noten Camomile Satin | Fragrance Decant Sample

Dries Van Noten Camomile Satin | Fragrance Decant Sample

Camomile Satin pairs gently herbal chamomile and petitgrain bigarade with lavender, orange flower and Turkish rose. Vanilla bean and musk soften the aromatic florals, while galbanum adds a green contrast, a comforting pairing for a favorite knit or a quiet evening at home

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Chamomile, Petitgrain Bigarade
• Heart: Lavender Absolute, Orange Flower Absolute, Turkish Rose Absolute
• Base: Vanilla Bean, Musk, Galbanum

Why You'll Love It

• An aromatic floral profile with soft vanilla sweetness and a green accent.
• A versatile choice for all seasons, especially cooler days and relaxed evenings.
• Eau de Parfum concentration.
• Try it for cozy everyday wear or a gently warm evening signature.

About This Listing

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