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First Bloom by Siáge Fragrances

Women 2026

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Momoi Supe

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First Bloom: Siáge Fragrances' Sweet Floral Gourmand First Bloom is the new fragrance from Siáge Fragrances, offering a blend of fresh orange blossom, blackcurrant, and tangerine with a warm, honeyed base. Formulated by perfumer Momoi Supe, it debuts in 2026 as a floral fruity gourmand designed for women who love soft yet expressive scents. The opening is bright and juicy,…

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Main accord white-floral Year 2026 Gender Women Perfumer Momoi Supe

First Bloom: Siáge Fragrances' Sweet Floral Gourmand

First Bloom is the new fragrance from Siáge Fragrances, offering a blend of fresh orange blossom, blackcurrant, and tangerine with a warm, honeyed base. Formulated by perfumer Momoi Supe, it debuts in 2026 as a floral fruity gourmand designed for women who love soft yet expressive scents.

The opening is bright and juicy, while the heart introduces jasmine and fruity nuances. Amber, honey, and a gourmand accord anchor the composition, creating a comforting and slightly sweet trail that lingers close to the skin.

The scent belongs to the Floral Fruity Gourmand family, which explains its appealing duality. The top notes of orange blossom, blackcurrant, and tangerine provide a citrusy, almost sparkling start. Orange blossom lends an airy, white floral touch, while blackcurrant adds a tart counterpoint that prevents the sweetness from becoming cloying.

Jasmine is the centerpiece of the heart, accompanied by fruity notes that amplify the scent's juiciness. There's also a subtle animalic edge here, which gives First Bloom a slightly deeper character than typical sugary florals. This accord is smooth and well integrated, making the perfume feel sophisticated rather than childish.

The base is decidedly gourmand with amber, honey, and a sweet edible accord. The honey is rich but not overpowering, while amber contributes a resinous warmth. This combination creates a soft, powdery dry-down that feels like a cozy blanket—perfect for cooler weather or introspective moments.

With a rating of 3 out of 5 stars from a single review, First Bloom positions itself as a competent, non-groundbreaking scent. Its projection is moderate, and the sillage stays within intimate distance. It's the kind of perfume you'd wear for yourself rather than to make a bold statement.

For those aficionados of floral gourmands, First Bloom offers a dependable option from a niche house. It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but its balance of freshness and warmth makes it a versatile choice for daily wear, from office hours to casual dinners.

Women who enjoy sweet, floral perfumes with a warm, edible undertone. Ideal for everyday use, especially if you prefer a scent that remains close to the skin and doesn't overwhelm.

First Bloom is a pleasant, easy-to-wear floral gourmand with a satisfying balance of citrusy brightness and honeyed warmth. It won't challenge your perfume collection, but it will reliably deliver a soft, comforting aroma when you need it.

White flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Musk, amber and animalic Sweet and gourmand

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