Fleur Danger, Thomas de Monaco

Fleur Danger is a flower that is not grown but forged. Perfumer Ugo Charron approached this project with rare intensity: sharp, visionary, almost electric. The idea of silver became the structure of the fragrance – a flower that stings instead of blooming, wrapped in metal and tension.

What does Fleur Danger smell like?
Fleur Danger smells of an opening of aldehydes and pink pepper, a heart of saffron, rum absolute and a modern raspberry note, and a base of Suederal and Orcanox molecules, sandalwood and gurjum balsam.

When is Fleur Danger at its best?
Fleur Danger suits moments when a provocative, precise and sensual fragrance is meant to make a statement.

What makes Fleur Danger special?
What makes it special is the way Fleur Danger contrasts a sensual, skin-like warmth with the impression of leather and cold steel – not a decorative perfume but a fragrance full of friction and elegance.