Fleur Danger, Thomas de Monaco

A flower that isn't grown, but forged – that is Fleur Danger . Perfumer Ugo Charron approached this project with rare intensity: sharp, visionary, almost electric. The idea of silver was present from the beginning and became the structure of the fragrance – a flower that stings instead of blooming. Enveloped in metal and tension, it protects the soft beauty within.

The fragrance opens with aldehydes and pink pepper – bright, sharp and as clear as cold metal. In the heart , saffron , rum absolute and a modern raspberry note blend together, giving the fragrance depth, warmth and a vibrant character. Finally, suederal and orcanox molecules combine with sandalwood and gurjum balsam . The result is a sensual, skin-like warmth that contrasts with the impression of leather and cold steel.

Fleur Danger is not a decorative perfume. It is a fragrance full of friction and elegance – provocative, precise, and worn like a coded message: sharp, sensual, and strangely human.