Fleur Danger – Extrait de Parfum

Thomas de Monaco – a perfume house from Zurich that calls itself “True Artistic Niche” and thinks of every scent as a work of art.

Fleur Danger comes from the Artist Collection “Flowers for Future”, in which three young perfumers invent flowers nature hasn't yet imagined. Ugo Charron built a flower that pierces rather than blooms: a steel accord, pink pepper and rum open cool and sharp, saffron and raspberry glow in the heart over the soft leather of Suederal, and Orcanox, gurjun balsam and sandalwood give the scent warmth and structure.

Fleur Danger suits evenings with an entrance, cooler days and anyone looking for a scent with an edge.

What makes Fleur Danger special to us is the tension: metal and fruit, hardness and softness in an extrait with 30% perfume oil. A scent that doesn't decorate, but stands its ground.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Fleur Danger smell like?

Cool steel, rum and pink pepper, saffron and raspberry on suede and sandalwood. Leathery, spicy, fruity.

How does Fleur Danger feel?

Cool, sharp and yet seductive – like a rose made of silver.

When do you wear Fleur Danger?

Loveliest in the evening and in the cooler season.

What else might I like if I love Fleur Danger?

Cherry Punk by ROOM 1015 also pairs fruit and saffron with black leather – cherrier and more rock'n'roll, but with the same dangerous side.

Still not sure? Discover Fleur Danger as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.