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Oil-based perfume
Xambuca Olfactory Palladium
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Fragrance Character and Release History
Xambuca Olfactory Palladium is a unisex perfume in an oil-based format, released in 2022 by the American brand Xambuca Olfactory.
This niche composition has a chypre-fougère character and was created for those who appreciate expressive green, aromatic and mossy nuances.
The fragrance was created by perfumer Chandra Shukla.
Palladium reflects the rigorous, natural side of perfumery: the freshness of herbs blends with the depth of moss, the warmth of amber and the soft white-floral nuance of jasmine.
The Fragrance Pyramid and Composition
The palette of Palladium features amber, galbanum, jasmine, lavender, oakmoss and rosemary.
The top, middle and base notes are not listed separately, so it is more accurate to experience the composition as a unified accord in which green, herbal, floral and mossy nuances gradually support one another.
Galbanum and rosemary give the fragrance an energetic green impulse, while lavender enhances its fougère facet.
Oakmoss adds a dry, earthy depth, jasmine softens the fragrance with a luminous floral nuance, and amber creates a warm, rich background.
Who Palladium Is For
The fragrance is positioned as unisex and can sound equally natural on both women's and men's skin.
Its character is more composed, confident and noticeable than light and airy, so Palladium will appeal to fans of expressive chypres and fougères with a natural, slightly austere mood.
The sillage of this oil perfume is very strong: the composition is designed to make a noticeable impression and last for a long time.
Exact recommendations for the number of applications on skin and clothing are not provided, so it is best to start with a minimal amount and gradually intensify the fragrance if necessary.
Similar Fragrances
To explore this style further, consider Tom Ford Arabian Wood, as well as Ulric de Varens UDV Blue and Dior Eau Sauvage Extreme (2010).
They offer an opportunity to compare different interpretations of woody, fresh, fougère and expressive masculine and unisex compositions.
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