Ô Zenith
EDT · 2025
Lancôme
Note Profile
Monoï exudes a creamy, exotic blend of lush white florals and smooth coconut, conjuring images of tropical beaches. It is sweet, slightly fruity, and sun-kissed, with the delicate floralcy of Tiare flowers mingling with rich, warm coconut oil. The result is a sensuous, vacation-like aroma that feels both soothing and indulgent.
Monoï has a creamy, tropical scent combining the lush, heady sweetness of Tiare (Tahitian gardenia) flowers with the smooth, milky nuance of coconut oil. It opens with bright, sunlit florals and soft, fruity undertones, settling into a warm, enveloping base that evokes sun-warmed skin and gentle ocean breezes. The aroma is both floral and gourmand, with a subtle, lingering sweetness.
Monoï is traditionally produced in French Polynesia by macerating freshly picked Tiare flowers in refined coconut oil. The process involves steeping the blossoms for several days to infuse the oil with their fragrance, resulting in a naturally perfumed oil used in both cosmetics and perfumery. Authentic Monoï is protected by an appellation of origin, ensuring specific sourcing and production methods.
Perfumers use Monoï primarily in heart and base notes to impart a creamy, exotic floral character and a sense of tropical warmth. It blends well with other white florals, coconut, vanilla, and solar notes, as well as soft woods and musks. Monoï is often featured in beach-inspired, summer, and gourmand compositions to evoke a sunlit, relaxed atmosphere.
Perfumers known for using Monoï include Dominique Ropion , and Bérénice Watteau .
Floral
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Monoï appears prominently.
EDT · 2025
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