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Versatile Paris calls it its tea time, a reimagined tea break. It opens sparkly, with the soft citrus of mandora and bergamot. Right away, a fresh, almost wasabi-like heat arrives, built by the house with ginger and a pinch of garlic. Then jasmine appears, wrapped in a tea infusion and the velvety fruit of osmanthus, which smells like apricot skin. The finish is clean and slightly toasted.
Culot Thé is a roll-on extrait de parfum from Versatile Paris, concentrated at 30% in vegetable oils and alcohol-free. It is signed by Anne-Sophie Behaghel, co-founder of the FLAIR creative studio, who started from a Neo Jasmin and turned it into a tea that keeps changing on the skin. The formula brings together 33 materials, including Egyptian jasmine, Chinese osmanthus and Madagascan ginger.
It is a daytime perfume, for spring and summer or for the office, and for anyone who wants freshness with a touch of spice rather than a cologne-style citrus. If you like the tea side, Accrodisiaque shares it over a darker, leatherier rose. Culot Thé · Spray is an alcohol reinterpretation signed by Anne-Sophie Behaghel.
What does Culot Thé by Versatile Paris smell like?
Culot Thé smells like a cup of tea with flowers and fruit: jasmine opens bright, ginger adds a fresh spiciness, and osmanthus leaves a soft apricot-skin base. It is light and not at all sweet, for anyone looking for freshness with a spicy edge.
Who created Culot Thé?
Culot Thé is signed by Anne-Sophie Behaghel, from the creation studio FLAIR, for Versatile Paris. It is an alcohol-free extrait de parfum, concentrated to 30% in sweet almond oil, with 33 ingredients in the formula.
What is the difference between Culot Thé in roll-on and in spray?
Culot Thé in roll-on is the extrait de parfum from Versatile Paris in vegetable oils and without alcohol, applied with the ball directly onto the skin. Culot Thé · Spray is not the same perfume: it is a reinterpretation in an alcohol base, signed by Anne-Sophie Behaghel.
Is Culot Thé a fresh perfume?
Culot Thé is fresh at the opening thanks to the citrus and ginger, and then softens toward jasmine and osmanthus. It is not a cologne: the tea and spice give it body, so it works just as well in summer as in the in-between seasons.

