Why Nut by XYRCLE
Men Women 2026
Description
Why Nut by XYRCLE is an olfactory creation from 2026, designed for men and women. This new fragrance, signed by perfumer Andhika Pratikto, belongs to the woody and sweet aroma family. Its opening reveals a vibrant combination of nut notes, highlighting hazelnut and walnut. The heart of the composition is built upon a trio of pistachio, almond, and sesame, imparting…
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Key notes
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Top
Nutty notes
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Heart
Pistachio
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Base
Heavy Cream
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About Why Nut
Why Nut by XYRCLE is an olfactory creation from 2026, designed for men and women. This new fragrance, signed by perfumer Andhika Pratikto, belongs to the woody and sweet aroma family. Its opening reveals a vibrant combination of nut notes, highlighting hazelnut and walnut. The heart of the composition is built upon a trio of pistachio, almond, and sesame, imparting a toasted and crunchy texture. The final trail descends into a creamy and comforting base, where milk, vanilla, and coconut interweave their scents to offer a sensation of lasting softness and warmth.
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