Etiket, a purveyor of niche perfumes and luxury beauty products in Montreal, Canada recently introduced GALLIVANT's new Accra fragrance. With its bold, unisex scent, Accra promises to transport fragrance enthusiasts to the lively streets and sun-kissed beaches of the Ghanian capital of the same name. GALLIVANT is known for drawing its inspiration from global destinations and its latest scent is no exception.
Launching in June 2023 exclusively at Etiket, Accra was created in collaboration with Stéphanie Bakouche, an indie perfumer based in Grasse. Accra features a captivating blend of tropical fruits and spices, along with passion berry, eucalyptus, hot pepper, mango, papaya, davana, cognac, and carrot seed opening notes.
The heart of the fragrance features CO2 coffee extract, saffron, a cocoa accord, tobacco, and styrax, while leather skin, cedarwood, patchouli, vintage vinyl, smoky liatrix, and musks make up the base notes.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Unisex Fragrances
- There is an opportunity to capitalize on the trend of gender-neutral scents that appeal to both men and women.
- Niche Perfumes
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- Collaborative Perfumery
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Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Fragrance
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- Travel Retail
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- Indie Perfumery
- Indie perfumery brands can collaborate with renowned indie perfumers based in fragrance hubs such as Grasse to create unique and captivating fragrances.
