Parfums à l'amande : 5 gourmands crémeux à tester cet hiver

Almond Scents: 5 Creamy Gourmand Fragrances to Try This Winter

Almond and praline have become the latest gourmand trend in perfumery: sweet, creamy, and comforting, they appeal to both women and men. Here is our selection of five fragrances featuring almond and its gourmand cousins, each available as a sample so you can try it at home.

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Parfums de Marly Althair — a gourmand almond-vanilla

Althair marries almond with vanilla and tonka bean for a warm, enveloping gourmand fragrance. It is the benchmark for sweet, addictive almond, perfect for the colder season.

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Initio High Frequency — a creamy, floral almond

High Frequency combines almond with magnolia and vanilla for a more floral, luminous version. A delicate almond, ideal for those who prefer something more subtle.

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By Kilian Angels' Share — praline and cognac

Angels' Share takes gourmandness to the next level with praline, cognac, and cinnamon, for a rich, festive trail. It is one of the most opulent gourmand fragrances in this selection.

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Montale Arabians Tonka — ambered tonka bean

Arabians Tonka wraps tonka bean in saffron, oud, and vanilla for a powerful, warm oriental gourmand. Perfect for those who love generous trails.

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Fomowa Akatsuki Melba — salted caramel

Akatsuki Melba plays the dessert card with peach, raspberry, and salted caramel on a tonka bean base. A creamy, modern gourmand.

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How to choose and test?

These gourmand fragrances develop differently on the skin. The best way to find yours is to compare several samples, wearing them for a full day before deciding.

FAQs

Which is the most subtle in the selection?

High Frequency is the softest and easiest to wear every day.

Which one to choose for winter?

Althair, Angels' Share and Arabians Tonka, warmer, are perfect for the colder season.

Are these fragrances unisex?

Yes, almond and praline are worn just as well by women as by men.

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