Ugo Charron approached this project with rare intensity – sharp, visionary, almost electric. The idea of silver surfaced early and never left us. It became the structure around which Fleur Danger was built – a flower that pierces rather than blooms. Wrapped in metal and tension, it protects the soft beauty within. Ugo shaped a scent full of friction and grace, anchored by a unique steel accord. Fleur Danger is not decorative. It is defiant.
 
Top Notes: Steel, Pink Pepper, Rum.
Heart Notes: Saffron, Raspberry, Suederal.
Base Notes: Orcanox, Gurjum Balsam, Sandalwood.