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La Feuillaison(1920)
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A green, leaf-forward composition from Francois Coty, opening on bergamot and green notes before a heart built around green leaves, closing on musk, woods, and vetiver.
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This scent's musk note is almost certainly synthetic, discovered by accident in 1888 while researching explosives.
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A green, leaf-forward composition from Francois Coty, opening on bergamot and green notes before a heart built around green leaves, closing on musk, woods, and vetiver. La Feuillaison, Leaf-Growth, names the springtime moment when trees put out new leaves, an unusually literal, seasonal-botanical theme distinct from Coty's more common flower or place names. Vetiver's earthy, smoky character in the base reinforces the green, growing-things impression established in the opening.
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