Field notes / 01
What does marshmallow smell like?
Marshmallow is a texture as much as a flavour reference: fluffy, sweet and softly powdery. It can feel lighter than caramel and less toasted than praline. In a floral perfume, the effect often resembles a confectionery veil around the petals rather than a literal sweet shop.
Field notes / 02
The material behind the impression
Marshmallow is a constructed gourmand accord. It does not mean the perfume contains confectionery, gelatin or marshmallow root. Vanilla-like, powdery and sweet aroma materials can create the impression without disclosing the actual formula.
Field notes / 03
Its place in the composition
Marshmallow softens orange blossom, jasmine and honeysuckle. Musk extends the airy powder while caramel deepens the sweetness. Its role is often in the heart or base, connecting floral richness to a gentler gourmand dry down.





