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Athalia by Parfums de Marly — notes
Incense, rose and bitter orange begin with a gentle spice. Iris and suede soften the heart, and amber, vanilla and vetiver bring a warm, powdery finish.
- House
- Parfums de Marly
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Scento family
- Wood & Root
Scento family
Wood & Root. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.
Secondary: Amber & Resin. Glowing amber accords, labdanum, benzoin, incense and myrrh: warm, golden, enveloping.
Scento reads it as a autumn, winter and spring scent for day and evening wear.
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About Parfums de Marly
A Paris-based house whose fragrances draw on the refinement of eighteenth-century perfumery, with named perfumes built around lavender, vanilla and florals.
Questions
What does Athalia smell like?
Incense, rose and bitter orange begin with a gentle spice. Iris and suede soften the heart, and amber, vanilla and vetiver bring a warm, powdery finish. Its character reads floral, warm, powdery and woody.
What are the top notes of Athalia?
The top notes of Athalia by Parfums de Marly are incense, rose and bitter orange. The heart opens to iris, suede, orange blossom and cashmeran, and the base rests on amber, vanilla and vetiver. Notes as published by Nordstrom.
What family is Athalia?
Scento places Athalia in the Wood & Root family. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss. Its secondary family is Amber & Resin: glowing amber accords, labdanum, benzoin, incense and myrrh: warm, golden, enveloping.
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