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Eau de toilette

Nicolai Parfumeur Createur Fig-Tea

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The Fig-Tea Fragrance: An Introduction to a Classic by Nicolai

Immerse yourself in the world of exquisite perfumery with Fig-Tea, an eau de toilette from the legendary house of Nicolai Parfumeur Createur.

Released in 2000, this fragrance quickly won the hearts of connoisseurs with its unique blend of freshness and depth.

Part of the Eau de Toilette collection, it represents an eau de toilette, perfectly balanced for daily wear.

Fig-Tea is positioned as a women's fragrance, but its versatility allows it to be enjoyed in a unisex format as well.

With a moderate sillage, it leaves a delicate yet memorable trail, suitable for the office, dates, or walks in the warm season.

It belongs to the Floral and Fruity families, making it a vibrant and cheerful choice.

Who Fig-Tea is For and How to Wear It

This fragrance is perfect for self-confident women who appreciate elegance and naturalness in perfumery.

Thanks to its fresh accords, it excels as a daytime companion in the spring-summer season, but can also be suitable on cooler days to create a cozy atmosphere.

It is recommended to apply it to pulse points for even development, and to extend the sillage, you can add a couple of sprays to clothing—although exact dosage data is not specified, moderate use will emphasize its character.

If you enjoyed Fig-Tea, be sure to explore similar fragrances such as Dzintars Spidola, Aldi / Hofer Magic Love, and Dianne Brill Cosmetics Dianne Brill, to expand your perfumery palette.

The Creator and Brand Philosophy

Behind the creation of Fig-Tea is the talented perfumer Patricia de Nicolai, founder of the house Nicolai Parfumeur Createur.

Her approach combines family traditions and innovations, which is reflected in every creation of the brand, founded in Paris in 1989.

Fig-Tea embodies the pursuit of natural and complex compositions, strengthening Nicolai's reputation as a producer of quality and affordable perfumes.

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Key fragrance characteristics

Perfume information

Description of the composition

The note pyramid of Fig-Tea begins with a refreshing duo of orange and floral osmanthus, creating a bright and fruity opening that evokes sunny days.

In the heart of the composition, spicy and green notes unfold thanks to coriander, exotic davana, and delicate jasmine, adding depth and warmth.

The base of the fragrance delves into sensual and woody tones with amber, guaiac wood, and earthy mate, ensuring a long-lasting and soothing finish.

This multi-layered development makes Fig-Tea dynamic and memorable, perfectly suited for those who appreciate complex perfume stories.

Perfumers

Gender Female
Brand Nicolai Parfumeur Createur
Segment Niche perfumery
Country France
Website http://www.pnicolai.com
Year of production 2000
Status Produced
Concentration Eau de toilette

Composition pyramid

Orange
Osmanthus
Coriander
Davana
Jasmine
Ambergris
Guaiac wood
Mate

Top notes

Heart notes

Families

Fragrance characteristics

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Chords
Relevance
Dosage
Perception
Appearance quality
Similar
Persistence
The persistence of a fragrance is determined by how long it can be felt. It is a characteristic associated with ingredients that evaporate slowly. Persistence depends on the physical properties of the perfume ingredients—mainly their volatility and environmental factors such as temperature and humidity.
Persistence
Medium (2 to 5 hours)
3
Sillage
Imagine a light cloud of fragrance that, like an aeroplane trail, remains in the air after your appearance. This is the sillage - a subtle or vivid imprint left by the most diffuse element of a perfume composition. The sillage can be almost invisible when it is felt only by you and those around you. Or it can be so expressive that its presence is noticed even long after you have left.
Sillage
Medium
3
Complexity and depth
The complexity of a fragrance is the number and variety of notes that create a unique composition. A complex fragrance contains many different notes that reveal themselves on the skin. The depth of a fragrance is the richness and intensity of the fragrance. Fragrances with a deep composition include heavy and powerful notes that stay on the skin longer and affect others over long distances.
Complexity and depth
Complex and profound
3
Gender
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Male
17%
Unisex
17%
Female
67%
What kind of event
Date
0%
Wedding
0%
Sport
17%
Sleep
0%
For party
0%
For every day
33%
Sex
0%
For Holiday
17%
Theatre
0%
Office
33%
For what time of year / season
Winter
Winter
0%
Spring
Spring
0%
Summer
Summer
100%
Autumn
Autumn
0%
For what style / mood
Casual
50%
Gala
0%
Classic
50%
Avant-garde
0%
Romantic
0%
Sporty
0%
For what age
under 18
25%
18-25 years old
25%
26-35 years old
25%
36-45 years
25%
46+ years old
0%
Any
0%
On the skin
The optimum amount of atomisation on the skin is the balance at which the fragrance reveals itself in its entirety and sounds its best.
Spot
0%
Enter the cloud
33%
1-2 atomisations
33%
2-3 atomisations
33%
3-4 atomisations
0%
4-5 sprays
0%
Where is the best place to apply the fragrance?
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On the chest
20%
On the wrist
20%
On the knees
0%
On the back of the neck
20%
Behind the ears
20%
On the elbow
0%
On the abdomen
0%
On the back of the hand
0%
On clothes
20%
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On clothing
The optimum amount of atomisation of the fragrance on clothes, at which it reveals the best quality of the fragrance.
Spot
0%
Enter the cloud
33%
1-2 atomisations
33%
2-3 atomisations
33%
3-4 atomisations
0%
4-5 sprays
0%
Associations
Perfume associations are the emotions and images that pop into the imagination when you perceive its unique notes and accents
Freshness
50%
Exoticism
25%
Luxury
0%
Euphoria
0%
Passion
0%
Joy
25%
Calm
0%
Excitement
0%
Sadness
0%
Despair
0%
Effect
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Effect
Attracts attention
4
Intensity
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Intensity
Moderate
2
Bottle
Bottle
High quality
4
Spray
Spray
High quality
4
Packaging quality
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Packaging quality
High quality
4
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The name is a bit misleading. Although it mentions tea, there's no black or green tea here, but osmanthus is present, which, as far as I know, can also be brewed and drunk. The scent is more fruity, and the tea aspect takes a backseat. It's something unusual, very beautiful, and definitely worth trying 🌟
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How great! It's just amazing how everything sounds in the pyramid without fig! If you compare it to Jo Malone Fig & Cassis, they play almost in unison. But the Nikolaevsky fig, it's so warm and ripe, really deep, you know. And Jo Malone's fig feels like it hasn't quite ripened yet, as if in dewdrops. But that's not bad either! I don't want to praise it too much, because these figs might not be to everyone's taste. They're a bit strict, but for hot weather, I really enjoy wearing them
5/5
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This fig fragrance is certainly soft, but where's the sweetness? No green notes are felt, everything is somehow too rounded and pleasant, but something is missing. There are tart notes and spiciness, but powderiness? Seriously? Nothing stands out, just a collection of smells. Coolness and creaminess, yes, it's a tea fragrance, but the most delicate? I doubt it. Osmanthus isn't detectable here, and if it is, you wouldn't understand it. Overall, it reminds me of watercolor perfumes, but not in the best way 🤷‍♀️
3/5
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Bitterness mixed with freshness leaves a strange aftertaste. The emotions it evokes aren't always positive, and sometimes you just want to forget about them. When I apply this fragrance, the world around seems brighter, but at the same time heavier. In summer it's not oppressive, but in winter its notes change, and the scent becomes sadder. In summer, of course, it's closer to me, but in cold weather, the feeling it gives is completely different ))
5/5
5
The perfume truly surprises with its lightness and brightness. It's transparent, yet at the same time vibrant, making it noticeable on the skin and in the sillage throughout the day. No pretentiousness, everything is very restrained and original.

Freshness and coolness are felt immediately, and the subtle notes make it long-lasting in its coolness. I detect osmanthus and green tea in it, as well as a light peach accent. Lime sounds crisp, fig adds sweetness, and mint and young blackcurrant leaf give freshness.

In the aftertaste and sillage, I feel cool wood, something similar to cedar, and light marine notes. It's very subtle, but they are there
5/5
5
The fig here is simply gorgeous - fresh, natural, and juicy. The scent is sweetish, but not cloyingly so, rather it's truly rich. The leaves and tea add something incredible to the composition, preventing it from turning into a common fig jam. And that slightly bitter note, reminiscent of wormwood, adds mystery and a touch of extravagance to the fragrance. Fig Tea always gets tons of compliments, you definitely won't go unnoticed with it. It's not suffocating in summer and perfectly warming in winter - versatile, like a Swiss army knife, suitable for both a celebration and an ordinary day
4/5
4
The scent wears fine in warm weather, but the fig I smell here seems somewhat unnatural, not like in Philosycos. The fruity-floral notes aren't pleasing either, they sound nice but with obvious synthetic undertones 😒
5/5
5
The scent of green tea with osmanthus and dried apricots is simply magnificent. Fig, to be honest, isn't noticeable, just a general fruity note. This scent is truly beautiful both in spring and warm autumn. In summer, I prefer something else. "Tea" stands out, it has its own character, and that's what makes it so interesting 🌿
5/5
5
Oh, how I adore this fragrance! It's simply incredible - such a rich fig tea, as if you're enjoying sweet fig jam. The ripe, bright, and very delicious fig here is simply captivating. You can feel that different varieties of fig are mixed in the composition - green, unripe, and even leaves. There's something refreshing, like you're drinking green tea on a hot summer day. This fig is the most beautiful I've ever tried. I'll definitely add it to my wishlist!
5/5
5
The Nicolai-Michaud family doesn't often delight us with scents like Fig-Tea. In recent years, the director of the Versailles Osmothèque has been more engrossed in rich textures and dense compositions - let's recall, for instance, the Sublime collection, which features two neroli waters, as well as the luxurious Ambre Cashmere Intense. Against this backdrop, Fig-Tea appears as a light teenager, like the grasshopper Timothy Chalamet played in "Call Me By Your Name" This fragrance fills the atmosphere with lazy summer days, when the sun warms fig leaves and ripe green figs - making all worries and work seem insignificant. This is the French art de vivre 🌿
5/5
5
This fig, damn, it's fresh and green, but something's off about it. The scent, of course, is transparent and creamy, but it doesn't evoke any emotions. Summery, yes, but too dreamy, as if trying to hide its true essence. Calm, harmonious - sounds beautiful, but in reality, it only leaves bitterness. I don't know, maybe I don't understand something, but this scent didn't grab me

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