Unique'E Luxury Hidden Accords
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- Unisex
- Type
- Niche
- Concentration
- Extrait de parfum
- Released
- 2018
- Perfumer
- Sylvain Cara, Selim Ozen
Pyramid
8 notes- Pear
- Orange Blossom
- Pink Pepper
- Coffee
- Jasmine
- Vanilla
- Patchouli
- Cedar
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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Lighter and more floral, yes. Chocolate Makes Me Happy is the darker one, with cacao pod and dark chocolate up top and a spice-and-resin heart of ginger, cinnamon, labdanum and olibanum. Hidden Accords stays simpler and softer, pear and orange blossom into coffee and jasmine over vanilla, patchouli and cedar. The chocolate one is the statement; this is the comfortable one. See Chocolate Makes Me Happy.
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The coffee holds and the pear does not. Roasted coffee stays dry and bitter on warm skin rather than sweetening, which is why it survives this climate better than most gourmand materials, and the jasmine beside it gets fuller in humidity. Pear is the casualty, thinning within the first half hour, so the luminous fruit opening is brief. Vanilla and patchouli underneath then warm through the afternoon.
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They are separate compositions rather than variations on this formula. Kutay and Izmir sit in the same Unique'E Luxury catalogue as their own distinct fragrances rather than a less floral version of this pear-coffee-jasmine gourmand. If the floral-coffee direction here is not for you, treat those as fragrances worth sampling separately rather than substitutes for this one.
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That depends on your own skin chemistry more than the formula itself. Coffee in the heart can read as clearly detectable, a roasted, dusty note against the sweetness, or present as little more than a faint mocha whisper beneath the creamy floral, with jasmine supporting it either way. There is no way to know which version you will get without testing it directly on your own skin.
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How prominent the coffee note reads varies enough by skin chemistry that the same bottle can smell noticeably different from one wearer to the next, and that single variable shapes the whole heart of the fragrance. Sampling the 3ml to 15ml range settles how it performs on you specifically, along with how the pear opening holds up in Dhaka heat, before spending more.
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Hidden Accords is frequently compared to Hundred Silent Ways; both lean on jasmine and a warm vanilla base. Hidden Accords adds coffee and pink pepper to a pear-and-orange-blossom opening for a spicier, roasted character, while Hundred Silent Ways builds a creamier white-floral heart of tuberose, peach and gardenia over sandalwood and vetiver, making it the softer, more purely floral of the two.
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