Lost Cherry* Type Formula StudyAmarena 18 · GA-021345
A liqueur gourmand that opens on bitter almond and black cherry. A transparent floral air, the sweetness of vanilla and tonka, and woods and musk that stay close to the skin.
An independent interpretation — not affiliated with the owner of Lost Cherry
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SKU: GA-021345-A-1
What you’ll learn from this formula
How much sweetness a scent can carry
a liqueur cherry wrapped in dessert and air
Main skill
Controlling sweetness
The dessert sweetness of vanilla, tonka and a powdery almond note fills about a sixth of this formula, far more than most scents can hold without turning heavy. It stays light because a generous, transparent jasmine material, close to a third of the formula, keeps an open layer of air between the sweet notes, while broad woods and musk carry the weight down onto the skin instead of letting it pile up. That is the lesson: strong sweetness that still breathes.
Supporting skill
Bringing it to life
How a cherry is drawn with precision, not volume: the whole cherry-and-liqueur block is only about a fiftieth of the formula. One bitter-almond material at a carefully measured dose draws the cherry stone, and mere traces of spirited, fruity materials add the warmth of a liqueur. A little too much, and the bitter almond jumps out ahead of the cherry.
Supporting skill
The power of traces
How a trace changes the whole: the perfumer’s secret is used in only the tiniest amount — a jammy, fruity rose note that turns plain cherries into cherries long steeped in sugar. It is so strong that its regulatory limit, not taste alone, set this formula’s recommended concentration.
Key materials
BenzaldehydeCoumarinMethyl dihydrojasmonate (Hedione)Vanillin
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About
| Product | Digital fragrance formula (file only) |
|---|---|
| Type | Eau de Parfum formula |
| Olfactive Family | Cherry Almond Gourmand |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Total Materials | 45 |
| Total PDF Pages | 28 pages (English edition) |
| Pyramid | Top / Middle / Base |
| Top Notes | Bitter Almond, Black Cherry, Liqueur |
| Middle Notes | Rose, Jasmine |
| Base Notes | Vanilla, Tonka, Balsam, Woods, Musk |
| Recommended Usage | 10% in perfumer's alcohol |
| Delivery | PDF download link by email, minutes after payment |
