Almond milk accord
A smooth creamy almond impression, not animal milk.
Perfume is never merely a list of ingredients. Explore the notes, materials and accords that shape the olfactory world of Anomalia Paris.
An olfactory note does not necessarily mean that the named natural ingredient is present in a formula. Some impressions are created by accords. This is an olfactory glossary, not a disclosure of proprietary formulas or a substitute for the INCI label.
A smooth creamy almond impression, not animal milk.
A typically warm, balsamic, resinous accord, distinct from ambergris.
A bright, zesty citrus note with delicate floral nuances.
A tart dark-berry note with distinctive green nuances.
A green, fresh spice with subtle citrus facets.
A synthetic woody, musky and ambery fragrance material with an enveloping texture.
A dry woody note, sometimes resinous or gently smoky.
A gentle floral, herbal and aromatic note.
Recreates sparkling, bright and fruity facets without necessarily containing champagne.
Mediterranean materials with resinous, ambery or leathery facets.
An aromatic herb with ambery and sometimes tobacco-like nuances.
A powerful, warm spice with slightly medicinal facets.
A dark, roasted and bitter note, sometimes chocolate-like.
A selected fraction of cedarwood oil used to emphasise particular facets.
A selected fraction that highlights particular patchouli characteristics.
A rich and creamy white floral effect, often composed as an accord.
A soft powdery note with almond and vanilla nuances.
A sweet, floral or waxy accord, not necessarily animal-derived.
An aromatic plant with honeyed, spicy and sometimes hay-like facets.
A resinous note that may be smoky, mineral or citrus-like.
A rhizome-associated note: powdery, buttery and woody.
A rich flower with fresh, fruity or animalic nuances.
A particularly intense jasmine type with green and sensual facets.
A reconstructed scent that may be dry, smoky, supple or resinous; it is not extracted from leather.
A fresh green transparent floral note, usually reconstructed as an accord.
A juicy, fresh, rounded citrus note with gentle sweetness.
A saline, mineral and airy interpretation of sea landscapes.
An interpretation of Japanese green tea: green, bitter, powdery or creamy.
A green, dry and herbal note, sometimes reminiscent of smoky tea.
An accord linking the green character of fig with creamy softness.
An aromatic mint with refreshing green facets.
A warm, woody and gently peppery spice.
A bright white floral note, fresh and sometimes honeyed.
A deep resinous aromatic wood, sometimes smoky or animalic, with highly variable profiles.
An earthy woody material that may be dark, damp or chocolate-like.
A delicate, juicy and transparent fruity note.
A balsamic material with vanilla-like, resinous and spicy facets.
A lively fresh spicy note, distinct from black pepper.
A flower with fresh, honeyed, spicy or deep facets.
A warm dry spice, sometimes metallic or leathery.
A warm, smooth, creamy wood with sometimes milky facets.
A warm effect suggesting dried leaf, honey, spice or smoke.
A warm material suggesting almond, hay and vanilla.
An intense white flower with creamy, green and solar facets.
A warm, nuanced balsamic material that goes beyond sweetness.
A fresh green aromatic note with lemon-like facets.
A root with dry, woody, earthy or smoky facets.
An abstract impression of dry heat, dust and mineral warmth.
A family of soft, clean, powdery and enveloping materials.
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