Gourmand Fragrances (PDSC)
Key Elements in Gourmand Fragrances
1. Sweetness: Many gourmand fragrances focus on sweet, sugary notes such as vanilla, caramel, or honey. These evoke the comfort of sugary desserts like cakes, cookies, or candies.


2. Edible Notes: Fragrances in this category often incorporate edible ingredients, such as chocolate, coffee, almond, or hazelnut. These notes create a cosy, indulgent atmosphere, reminiscent of treats you might enjoy on a frosty day or during a special occasion.
3. Fruity Accents: Some gourmand fragrances blend sweet fruits like berries, peaches, or citrus with sugary notes. These add a layer of juiciness and freshness to the otherwise rich and decadent base.




Famous Gourmand Fragrances
· Thierry Mugler’s Angel: A pioneering gourmand fragrance, a blend of rich chocolate, caramel, and vanilla with nuances of patchouli and fruit for a warm, sweet iconic scent.
· Prada Candy: This fragrance focusses on caramel and vanilla, with musky undertones, creating a sweet, sensual profile.
· Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium: The combination of coffee and vanilla enhanced with floral and sweet notes, creates a deliciously addictive fragrance.
· Castelbel Gourmet Cut Grass Soap: A compact, fragrant soap from Portugal, inspired by the Mediterranean and packaged in patterned paper.
· Guerlain La Petite Robe Noire: A subtle mix of cherry, almond, and liquorice, evoking the scent of a sweet, fruity treat.
Gourmand fragrances are known for their comfort and warmth, often invoking feelings of cosiness and indulgence. They appeal to those who enjoy sweet, edible aromas and prefer fragrances that feel rich, enveloping, and sometimes even decadent.