Pistachio Cousin

Bright pistachio citrus opens with sparkling lemon, orange and bergamot over incense and elemi, softening into a creamy nutty heart and drying down to airy woods where Akigalawood, cypriol, vetiver, patchouli and sandalwood balance tart freshness with smooth warmth.

Scent Development and Character

A luminous citrus–woody composition where zesty Italian lemon, orange and bergamot sparkle over resinous incense and elemi before melting into a creamy pistachio heart. The nutty warmth is edged with tangy black lemon and tea-like nuances, then rooted in a textured base of Akigalawood, cypriol, patchouli, vetiver and Australian sandalwood that dries down airy yet substantial, balancing tart freshness with smooth, gourmand-leaning woods.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

On skin, Pistachio Cousin opens as a vivid citrus burst with a green, slightly smoky edge, quickly revealing a smooth pistachio cream accord that remains more airy than dessert-like. As it develops, black lemon and tea facets add dryness and lift, while the woody–resinous base of Akigalawood, cypriol, vetiver, patchouli and sandalwood becomes more prominent, giving a clean, gently spicy trail. It works well as a versatile daytime or casual signature in mild to warm weather, and remains polished enough for relaxed evening wear. Well-suited to spring and summer when its bright citrus and airy nutty cream feel most natural, and equally comfortable in early autumn; the relatively light, fresh profile makes it less ideal for very cold winter days. Sillage: moderate, forming a noticeable but not overpowering aura in the first few hours before settling into a softer, more intimate trail. Longevity: Moderate longevity, generally around 6–8 hours on skin with the bright citrus top fading sooner while the woody–resinous base persists close to the skin.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2025, it is presented as Eau de Parfum. The perfumer is Jacek Laszczynski. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Liquides Imaginaires's design language.