À cœur perdu. L.B.

À cœur perdu opens with a bright, almost powdery iris dusted by aldehydes—a clean, skin-like quality that gives way to bergamot's sharp citrus edge and lemon's bite. Orange blossom and neroli soften the picture in the heart, lending a honeyed, faintly creamy florality that floats between sweetness and green tea-like austerity. The base arrives slowly: ambroxan wraps everything in a warm, almost animalic amber, while moss grounds the dry florals beneath, and cashmeran adds a subtle, fabric-soft musk that persists until only the woody moss and pale, creamy ambroxan drift across skin.