Milk Orchid

Milk Orchid was released in 2025 by Commodity, in Eau de Parfum composed by Christelle Laprade. The brand describes it as a floral version of Milk, its original perfume, whose name it takes up while adding that of the orchid. It is offered in sizes of 10, 30 and 100 ml.

Top notes

The opening brings together coconut, gourmand, milky and sun-kissed in tone, and fig, sweet and green, with a lactonic facet. Vanilla adds sugar, spice and warmth; magnolia, greenness and freshness nuanced with vanilla. Cotton completes the tier, a note that usually evokes the softness of clean linen.

Heart notes

The heart finds again magnolia, vanilla, fig, coconut and cotton, and welcomes orchid. This flower, whose name appears in that of the perfume, is described by a vanilla facet, an anise touch and a hint of hawthorn, which tie it to the sweet and milky register of the tier.

Base note

Sandalwood forms the base of the accord. This wood, traditionally drawn from the Santalum album tree, is recognized by its velvety texture and woody warmth, which have long made it a support for creamy and milky accords.

Gourmand register

Classified as gourmand, the composition owes this character to sweet vanilla, milky coconut and fig, also sweet. This register draws on edible evocations, creams, desserts, ripe fruits; magnolia and orchid add the floral dimension claimed by the brand.

Sweet label

Among the declared components, vanillin is the main molecule of the vanilla pod, in keeping with the note of the same name. Coumarin, present in tonka bean, evokes hay and almond. Benzyl salicylate and amyl salicylate, discreetly floral, readily accompany sun-kissed accords.

Floral and woody label

Bergamot peel oil is accompanied by linalool, linalyl acetate and limonene, constituents of citrus. Hydroxycitronellal recalls lily of the valley, alpha-isomethyl ionone recalls violet and iris, rose ketones recall fruity rose. Tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes bring an amber woody facet, close to sandalwood.