A velvety, sweet plum on opening and a chamomile with stem and hay accents on the base: Pure Seduction plays on the gap between a gourmand top and a green base. Created by Victoria's Secret as an Eau de Toilette and assigned to the floral family, the composition places a luminous freesia at the heart tier, nuanced with jasmine and orange blossom.
Top
Plum opens the accord with a velvety texture. This stone fruit, which perfumers most often recreate through an accord, brings a sweet roundness that leans toward the gourmand register: a ripe, almost candied flesh, rather than the tartness of unripe fruit.
Heart
Freesia, a flower whose scent cannot be extracted and is instead recreated through an accord, is described as luminous. Its nuances evoke jasmine and orange blossom, two white flowers with an ample fragrance, which gives the heart tier a clear floral quality.
Base
Chamomile closes the composition on a herbaceous green note. Its stem and hay facets recall sun-dried flowers and mown meadow grass, a rustic tint readily associated with infusions made from this small daisy.
Floral family
The floral classification rests first on freesia and its jasmine and orange blossom accents. A floral family builds around the bouquet, here brightened by plum on top and anchored by chamomile, itself derived from a flower, whose hay nuances give the bouquet a rustic foundation.
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