Pear Belle
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Odour profile (FraterWork)
A complete pear representation capturing flesh, skin and foliage
that delivers beloved childhood fruit nostalgia with elegant sophistication.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Colourless liquid
Odour Profile: A complete pear representation capturing flesh, skin and foliage
that delivers beloved childhood fruit nostalgia with elegant sophistication.
Uses: Gourmand and citrus blending, pairs with patchouli and vanilla for elegant
fruit compositions.
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Pear Belle is, as its name suggests, beautiful. It is the entire pear: flesh,
skin and foliage. No pear base better represents the most beloved childhood
fruit as this one from Fraterworks.
Pear Belle blends beautifully with gourmand notes and citrus, as well as
patchouli and vanilla. It is used to great effect in Infanta
[https://frater.com/products/infanta] by Frater Perfumes [https://frater.com]
and it adds an touch of elegance in all uses.
“The pear tree was in full bloom, and its faint, sweet scent drifted through the
open window, making her feel as if she were floating.” — Bliss (1918), Katherine
Mansfield
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Notes
Pear Belle is, as its name suggests, beautiful. It is the entire pear: flesh,
skin and foliage. No pear base better represents the most beloved childhood
fruit as this one from Fraterworks.
Pear Belle blends beautifully with gourmand notes and citrus, as well as
patchouli and vanilla. It is used to great effect in Infanta
[https://frater.com/products/infanta] by Frater Perfumes [https://frater.com]
and it adds an touch of elegance in all uses.
“The pear tree was in full bloom, and its faint, sweet scent drifted through the
open window, making her feel as if she were floating.” — Bliss (1918), Katherine
Mansfield
Best Seller fruit no_reg
Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Gourmand and citrus blending, pairs with patchouli and vanilla for elegant
fruit compositions.
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