Farouche (EDT)

"Farouche is a classic floral-aldehydic fragrance introduced by Nina Ricci in 1973. It opens with a bright, fizzy combination of aldehydes, citrus, galbanum, and peach. The heart develops into a richly layered floral arrangement with honeysuckle, carnation, iris, lily, jasmine, rose, and aromatic herbs. A mossy, woody base of oakmoss, vetiver, musk, amber, and sandalwood gives the composition a refined chypre character. Its style is elegant and distinctly old-school, balancing freshness and powdery floral softness with earthy depth. Farouche is best suited to wearers who appreciate sophisticated vintage-inspired florals rather than sweet contemporary perfumes."