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Péché Cardinal is an enticing froth of sinful and sweet, blending luscious fruits and mesmerizingly heady white flowers into a siren song. Warm, rounded and alluring, this Bellini-esque scent opens with a juicy, light-hearted sweetness that belies its intoxicating nature. As it warms on the skin, it becomes boldly flirtatious— this is the perfect scent for the belle of the ball. Péché Cardinal (translation: Cardinal Sin) opens with the apricot-hay sweetness of davana combined with the silken fur of ripe golden peaches and creamy coconut. The tart fruitiness of blackcurrant and prune keep the fragrance from becoming too sweet, allowing the cool, fresh-from-the-flowershop tuberose to shine from the heart of the composition. White lilies add an additional, slightly green aspect to the scent. The cedar, sandalwood and musc provide a quiet contrapunto to the fruits. An unabashedly romantic fragrance for those daring enough to wear it.
Davana, peach, coconut, blackcurrant, tuberose, prune, lily, cedar, sandalwood, musc
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License Info: Parfums MDCI Peche Cardinal sample is a hand decanted sample from the original licensed design house fragrance. This item is not a licensed design house product. The customer will receive the original fragrance hand poured into a sterile vial. Scent Split is not affiliated with design house in any manner. Scent Split is not in any way affiliated with Parfums MDCI. All perfume samples and decants are hand decanted into glass sprayable atomizers for 2ml, 5ml, 9ml and 30ml bottles and glass dabber vials into 1ml samples from the original fragrances by the original brands and sent to you carefully so that you can enjoy small quantities of fragrances you've been wanting to try and weren’t otherwise able to.