Sampaguita Pulboron by Moonsteria
Men Women 2026
Description
Sampaguita Pulboron by Moonsteria: A Powdery, Lactonic Floral for Everyone Moonsteria introduces Sampaguita Pulboron, a new unisex fragrance arriving in 2026. Composed by perfumer Jessica Rodriguez Seekada, it belongs to the floral olfactory family. The name pays tribute to sampaguita, also known as sambac jasmine, a flower cherished in Southeast Asia. The blend combines powdery and lactonic notes with a…
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Key notes
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Top
violet
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Heart
milk
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Base
white musk
Community
3 votes
- Positive 67%
- Negative 0%
- Neutral 33%
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About Sampaguita Pulboron
Sampaguita Pulboron by Moonsteria: A Powdery, Lactonic Floral for Everyone
Moonsteria introduces Sampaguita Pulboron, a new unisex fragrance arriving in 2026. Composed by perfumer Jessica Rodriguez Seekada, it belongs to the floral olfactory family.
The name pays tribute to sampaguita, also known as sambac jasmine, a flower cherished in Southeast Asia. The blend combines powdery and lactonic notes with a sweet, unexpected touch of peanuts.
Sampaguita Pulboron opens with a violet note that feels fresh and softly powdery. As it develops, the heart reveals a creamy mix of milk, sambac jasmine, and powdery nuances, wrapping the wearer in a smooth, comforting veil.
The base is built on white musk, sugar, and peanuts, adding a warm, subtly roasted sweetness. This rare combination gives the fragrance an original character that sets it apart from conventional florals.
Its main accords are powdery, white floral, violet, lactonic, and sweet. Together, they strike a balance between delicate florals and almost gourmand roundness, without becoming cloying.
Perfumer Jessica Rodriguez Seekada has interpreted sambac jasmine in a modern, versatile way. The result is a scent that works for both daytime wear and evening outings, suitable for many occasions.
Early ratings give Sampaguita Pulboron an average score of 4.33 out of 5, based on three votes. Though the sample is small, it points to a warm reception among fans of idiosyncratic floral fragrances.
With its soft presence and comforting feel, this new launch stands out as an intriguing addition to the Moonsteria lineup. It’s not your typical floral – the nutty, milky edge makes it truly unique.
This perfume is for anyone who enjoys elegant florals with a twist. Fans of powdery, sweet, and lactonic scents – both women and men – will find it particularly appealing.
Sampaguita Pulboron is a bold move that pays off. Violet, sambac jasmine, milk, and peanuts come together to create a distinctive trail that’s hard to forget. If you like perfumes that break the mold, give this one a try.
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Character
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Value perception
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