Dark Flower by Manoard
Women 2026
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Manoard’s Dark Flower: A White Floral Rounded with Sandalwood Dark Flower is Manoard’s floral offering for women, released in 2026. Devised by nose Cécile Matton, it is built around three notes: jasmine at the opening, tuberose in the heart and sandalwood at the base. Jasmine leads the opening. Pale, bright and distinctly white-floral, it establishes the character of the scent…
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Top
jasmine
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Heart
tuberose
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Base
sandalwood
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About Dark Flower
Manoard’s Dark Flower: A White Floral Rounded with Sandalwood
Dark Flower is Manoard’s floral offering for women, released in 2026.
Devised by nose Cécile Matton, it is built around three notes: jasmine at the opening, tuberose in the heart and sandalwood at the base.
Jasmine leads the opening. Pale, bright and distinctly white-floral, it establishes the character of the scent from the first spray.
Tuberose then takes over in the heart. Lush yet powdery, it lends a warm, spiced nuance that gives the bouquet its fullness.
The sandalwood base provides the counterpoint. Woody and mellow, it tempers the richness of the white flowers and carries the trail.
The overall impression is of a contemporary floral: fresh at the start, more opulent through the middle, and soft-wooded towards the finish. A spare formula, neatly proportioned.
Suited to those who favour feminine white florals, tuberose above all, and prefer luminosity paired with a powdery, woody warmth.
Dark Flower favours clarity over excess: three notes in fine balance. A refined introduction to Cécile Matton’s floral writing for Manoard.
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