Radanfor is a complex, highly evocative oriental-woody fragrance from the French luxury niche house Loumari. Launched in 2026 and composed by perfumer Julien Rasquinet, the fragrance presents a brilliant contemporary exploration of contrast and harmony, playing with the boundary between sharp texture and addictive warmth. It opens with an expressive, crackling canopy of sharp black pepper, vibrant pink pepper, and a clear, aromatic punch of fresh cardamom. It shifts into a highly sophisticated heart where rich, smoky olibanum incense and green juniper berries collide with a creamy, powdery touch of precious orris and an ever-so-slightly bitter, seductive kiss of orange blossom. The composition then anchors itself on an opulent, exceptionally smooth baseline of dark, resinous myrrh, comforting vanilla, and clean, sensual musk.
Olfactory Pyramid:
Top Notes: Cardamom, Black Pepper, Pink Pepper
Heart Notes: Olibanum (Incense), Orris, Juniper, Orange Blossom
Base Notes: Vanilla, Myrrh, Musk
Vibe: Intensely spicy and aromatic at the start, transitioning into a full-on, deeply resinous, and smoky incense heart with a rich, velvety, and creamy balsamic-vanilla dry down.
What are the notes in Loumari Radanfor? Cardamom, black pepper and pink pepper at the top, olibanum, orris, juniper and orange blossom in the heart, and vanilla, myrrh and musk in the base. Composed by Julien Rasquinet.
Is it a spicy fragrance? Yes, a peppery incense: pepper and cardamom over olibanum, orris and orange blossom, with myrrh and vanilla.
Should I buy the 100mL blind? At full-bottle prices, try the 1.5mL sample first.
More from Loumari: Porthole, Noble Cavale and Saja.