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First Bloom by Siáge Fragrances

Women 2026

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Momoi Supe

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First Bloom: A Floral Gourmand from Siáge Fragrances First Bloom from Siáge Fragrances is a new women's perfume that combines the brightness of orange blossom and blackcurrant with the sweet warmth of amber and honey. Created by perfumer Momoi Supe, the scent arrives in 2026 with a floral fruity gourmand character that feels both fresh and comforting. The top notes…

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Main accord white-floral Year 2026 Gender Women Perfumer Momoi Supe

First Bloom: A Floral Gourmand from Siáge Fragrances

First Bloom from Siáge Fragrances is a new women's perfume that combines the brightness of orange blossom and blackcurrant with the sweet warmth of amber and honey. Created by perfumer Momoi Supe, the scent arrives in 2026 with a floral fruity gourmand character that feels both fresh and comforting.

The top notes sparkle with tangerine and cassis, leading to a heart of jasmine and luscious fruit accords. The base brings everything together with amber, honey, and a gourmand touch, leaving a soft, sugary trail that is impossible to ignore up close.

Belonging to the Floral Fruity Gourmand olfactive family, First Bloom walks a fine line between juicy freshness and edible sweetness. The opening, with orange blossom, blackcurrant, and tangerine, is invigorating and slightly tangy. Orange blossom gives a refined floral lift, while the berries add a playful, almost tart edge.

At the heart, creamy jasmine intertwines with ripe fruity notes, evoking a bouquet that feels both airy and luscious. There's a hint of animalic depth, a subtle quirk that elevates the composition beyond standard celebrity-style florals. This touch of character ensures the perfume remains interesting without alienating those new to niche fragrances.

The dry-down is where the gourmand element truly shines. Amber and honey form a warm, golden base, while the sweet accord adds a delicately baked quality. The result is a reassuringly soft and powdery finish, ideal for wear in the autumn months or on days when you need a fragrant hug.

Judging by its single rating of 3 out of 5, First Bloom is a scent that aims for consistency rather than revolution. Performance-wise, it offers moderate projection and an intimate sillage, making it a great candidate for office wear or quiet evenings. It's not a statement piece; it's a background companion that enhances without shouting.

For collectors, First Bloom is a safe addition if you favour the sweeter side of perfumery. While it may not become a cult favourite, its well-rounded nature and accessible price point (if applicable) make it an attractive option for those who enjoy minimalist floral gourmands. Just don't expect a trail that fills a room.

Fans of sweet, floral perfumes with a gourmand twist. Perfect for women who want a cosy, understated scent for everyday wear, especially in cooler climates.

First Bloom is a charming, unpretentious floral gourmand that delivers a gentle, sweet experience. It offers a lovely balance of bright florals and warm base notes, making it a dependable choice for those who prefer quiet elegance over loud drama.

White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Musk, amber and animalic Sweet and gourmand

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