


Do you want to know more about this perfume?
It opens with bergamot and yuzu, citrusy and tart, with green hazelnut already peeking through beneath. Praline enters at the heart, with toasted sugar and almond, wrapped in powdery iris and with aniseed licorice alongside. The base of amber, musk, and patchouli grounds it and takes away the sweetness.
501 Praline Royale is Bon Parfumeur’s gourmand eau de parfum, composed by Philippe Romano. The story is crunchy praline opening into a heart of powdery iris, wrapped in cashmere.
It works by day and by night, and shines in autumn and winter. Layer it with 402 Guilty Vanilla, from the same house, to boost the sweetness, and with 601 Nuit Vétiver if you want to dry it out with wood.
What does 501 Praline Royale smell like?
501 Praline Royale de Bon Parfumeur is a gourmand of praline and licorice over powdery iris, with a base of amber, musk, and patchouli that takes away some of the sweetness.
Is it the same fragrance as the usual 501?
Yes. Bon Parfumeur has given its numbered range its own name, and 501 is now called Praline Royale.
What pairs well with 501 Praline Royale?
501 Praline Royale layers with 402 Guilty Vanilla, from the same house, and with 601 Nuit Vétiver if you want to dry it down with woods.

