An olfactory experiment that vibrates like an electronic symphony.

Fleur Danger was born from the encounter between Thomas de Monaco and Ugo Charron, an artist and musician who fuses sound and matter to transform them into sensory experience.
Inspired by an edgy flower wrapped in metal but alive and forbidden, the fragrance blends the warmth of Rum, Pink Pepper and Saffron with the synthetic sheen of metal and the audacity of Suederal and Orcanox.
In the base, Sandalwood and Gurjum Balsam release a velvety amber trail, while notes of Raspberry add a carnal, rebellious undertone.

A perfume that defies the rules: organic and artificial, delicate and powerful, like an electronic beat in a human body.