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It opens with white flowers and an edge: moonflower, jasmine and tuberose, cut through by a thread of incense that keeps the opening from becoming cloying. Vanilla takes over the heart, and that’s where the texture changes: it turns dense and creamy, with hazelnut leaves adding a vegetal bitterness and nutmeg a dry warmth. The base settles into resin and wood, with cedar, olibanum, and a white rose that brings the whole composition back to floral just as it was about to turn sweet. Luvani is a floral woody extrait de parfum from Pernoire, created by perfumer Andreas Wilhelm. The house states 30%, a high concentration even for an extrait. The name brings together Moonflower and Vanilla, its two protagonists, and the idea comes from that flower that only opens at night and closes with the first light. It needs very little product: at 30%, one or two sprays are enough. It wears better at night, when the resinous base has time to emerge. For layering, the most direct option is from the same house: Poka pushes the gourmand side of the vanilla, and Yuma reinforces the wood without touching the white flowers.
What does Luvani smell like?
Luvani is a woody floral perfume with a resinous base. It opens with moonflower, jasmine, and tuberose with a thread of incense, moves through a heart of creamy vanilla, and finishes with cedar, olibanum, and white rose.
Who created Luvani and what concentration does it have?
Luvani was created by perfumer Andreas Wilhelm for Pernoire. It is an extrait de parfum that the house states at 30%, a high concentration even among extraits.
Where does the name Luvani come from?
The name Luvani combines Moonflower and Vanilla, the two stars of this Pernoire fragrance. Moonflower opens its petals at dusk and closes them with the first light.

