Rabanne
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Olympéa Elixir Eau de Parfum

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PERFORMANCE
Longevity
Long Lasting
Sillage
Moderate
DETAILS
Launched
2026
Size

Note Pyramid

Top
first 5-15 minutes
Heart
15 min-2 hours
Monoi Monoi Tiare Flower Tiare Flower Jasmine Jasmine
Base
2+ hours / drydown

Olympéa Elixir

Eau de Parfum

Coconut milk is the first thing Rabanne Olympéa Elixir Eau de Parfum puts in front of you, and it sets the tone for a scent that is tropical without being a holiday cliche. It is used as milk rather than as suntan oil, soft and creamy and a little nutty, and pineapple cuts across it with a sharp sweet-sour brightness while bergamot adds a clean bitterness at the edges. That opening is rich but not heavy, which is a difficult balance to strike with fruit this sweet.

The middle is where the flowers come in, and there are four of them. Monoi brings its own coconut scented softness, tiare flower is the creamy white gardenia note that gives Polynesian perfumery its character, jasmine adds warmth and a faint animal edge, and ylang ylang contributes a heady richness with something clove like in it. Together they make a dense floral heart that reads almost edible. The end is sweet and resinous. Vanilla smooths everything, benzoin adds a balsamic, burnt sugar depth, and juniper is the surprise: cool, resinous and slightly bitter, the material that stops the whole composition becoming a dessert. It is an odd and effective choice. Expect strong projection early and a long, warm, close drydown after that. Warm weather suits it, evening most of all, and it is made for women who want something sweeter and creamier than the original Olympéa. Anne Flipo composed it, and two sprays is the sensible dose.

Rabanne has belonged to Puig since 1987. The Spanish group created the perfume division in 1968, long before that purchase, and the fashion house behind the name goes back to Paco Rabanne's 1966 debut collection in Paris.

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The Paco Rabanne perfume brand story is one of avant-garde fashion and innovative scents,founded in 1966 by Spanish designer Francisco Rabaneda Cuervo.Fleeing the Spanish Civil War, Rabanne studied architecture before applying his architectural skills to fashion and accessories, quickly gaining fame for experimenting with unconventional materials like metal and plastic.

His transition to fragrance, with the launch of the revolutionary Calandre in 1969, marked the beginning of a successful perfume house that became known for luxury, bold fragrances, and pushing boundaries in the industry.

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