Santal du Pacifique Extrait

Santal du Pacifique Extrait, an extrait composed by Mathieu Nardin for Perris Monte Carlo in 2016, is a sandalwood fragrance softened by flowers. Everyone who describes it calls it both woody and floral, which reflects its two-part structure.

Sandalwood is the heart of the composition. It is a wood with a creamy, milky, gently sweet scent, smoother and softer than cedar, and often described as comforting or meditative. The name points to Pacific sandalwood, which tends to be brighter and less dense than the Indian variety. Floral notes are woven around it, adding a light, pretty lift that keeps the wood from feeling heavy and gives the whole a soft, rounded glow. In extrait concentration, the effect is rich but close, a warm halo rather than a loud trail.

It can be worn by anyone and suits people who love sandalwood and want it presented with little distraction. The calm profile works year-round, for daytime and evenings alike, and for occasions where a refined, quiet scent fits.

Santal du Pacifique Extrait — unisex fragrance by Perris Monte Carlo (released 2016). Notes: Floral Notes, Sandalwood. — Parfica open fragrance database