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Fleur de Terre

Shu Uemura

What sets Fleur de Terre apart is its use of star anise and mimosa: notes found in only about 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as citrus, woody and aromatic.

PerfumerMarc Fanton d'Andon
GenderFeminine
FamilyCitrus · Aromatic
Released2008
Notes
TopStar Anise · Basil · Bergamot · Lavender · Lemon · Mint · Orange
HeartMimosa · Orange Blossom · Rosemary
BaseCedarwood · Sandalwood · Tonka Bean · Vanilla
Season
SprSumFalWin
Accords
Citrus80
Woody70
Aromatic65
Anis·
Floral·
Fresh·
Rated elsewheregathered from wearers across the web
Rating
3.7/51 review
Longevity
WeakModerateLongVery longModerate
Projection
IntimateModerateStrongEnormousModerate
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Questions & Answers
QWho is Fleur de Terre for, and when should you wear it?
Fleur de Terre is marketed toward women, at its best in summer.
QWhat makes Fleur de Terre distinctive?
What sets Fleur de Terre apart is its use of star anise and mimosa: notes found in only about 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as citrus, woody and aromatic.