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Une Fleur d'Oranger

NewAdded June 14, 2026

100ML / 3.4FL OZ - EAU DE PARFUM

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The Story

Floral · Musky · Sensuality · Sun · Sweetness

Warm and sensual, like a summer afternoon

A bright, generous fragrance that captures the essence of summer relaxation, celebrating the timeless beauty of citrus fruits that have shaped history. It’s a journey to the Mediterranean, from Cypriot tangerine, the birthplace of Venus, to Italian bergamot and the neroli from Tunisian’s coast. The bitter and sweet oranges from Spain’s Mediterranean shores evoke the grandeur and elegance of the Queen of Castile. A true classic in perfumery!

Layering

Personalize your perfume with layering

To create a unique fragrance that matches your mood, your mood, or your outfit, you can combine Obvious fragrances with each other. For a successful signature, Obvious recommends using two fragrances.

Here are our fragrance suggestions for associations with Une Fleur d’Oranger.

Une Fleur d’Oranger + Une Verveine = The orange blossom becomes vegetal, almost like the small grain, sparkling and powerful

Une Fleur d’Oranger + Un Musc = The musk brings a vegetal facet to the orange blossom, mixed it becomes a musky Cologne

TOP NOTES
Mandora of Cyprus, Italian Bergamot, Orange Bigarade, Sweet Orange
HEART NOTES
Petit Grain, Tunisian Neroli
BASE NOTES
Madagascar Ginger, Orange Blossom Absolute of Tunisia

The House

Obvious is the Paris house David Frossard launched in 2020, after years running exports for L'Artisan Parfumeur and founding the Liquides perfume bar. Its credo is in the name: beauty is obvious and needs no explanation. Frossard makes straightforward, eco-responsible fragrances — sustainably formulated, simply presented — as a quiet rebellion against superficiality and show. For him a perfume isn't an ostentatious disguise but a revealing totem: a way back to authenticity, and to nature.

The Perfumer

Anne-Sophie Behaghel & Amélie Bourgeois