Lost Cherry in a 45% concentration is an amber-resinous composition built on the contrast between juicy fruit pulp and dark woody-balsamic depth.
The fragrance unfolds like a tension between surface brilliance and dense inner texture.
The high concentration creates a compact, structured body.
A multi-stage cycle smooths the sweetness, stabilizes the almond accord, and gives the composition a rich yet controlled character.
The opening is dense and juicy: cherry combined with bitter almond oil creates a liqueur-like effect with a subtle almond bitterness.
The heart builds a floral structure — Turkish rose adds volume and velvety depth.
The base forms a resinous woody framework: Peru balsam provides warm depth, tonka bean adds soft sweetness, sandalwood and cedar give stability, while vetiver introduces a dry structural nuance.
At a 45% concentration the fragrance does not shout — it presses with density.
It is a rich liqueur-resinous presence with a dark amber trail.
WHAT MAKES THIS FRAGRANCE AN EXTRAIT?
The concentration of oils affects not only longevity but also the density and texture of the composition.
• Eau de Cologne (EDC): 3–10% oils
• Eau de Toilette (EDT): 5–15% oils
• Eau de Parfum (EDP): 15–20% oils
• Perfume / Extrait: 20–30% oils
• SALMANZADE Extrait: 45% oils
Concentration: 45%
Aging: 24 weeks — 18 weeks maceration and 6 weeks maturation.
The fragrance is a blend of perfume concentrate and highly purified alcohol base.
With a high oil content the diffusion becomes slower, deeper, and more textured.
The alcohol component is minimized, shifting the focus toward density and longevity of the scent.
