Le Flocon de Johann K by Isabelle Larignon

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Le Flocon de Johann K Isabelle Larignon 2021

7.9 / 10 45 Ratings

A popular limited perfume by Isabelle Larignon for women and men, released in 2021. The scent is fresh-floral. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fresh

Floral

Aquatic

Green

Powdery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lemon

Bergamot

Cyclamen

Heart Notes

Ozonic notes Mint

Mint

Mimosa absolute

Cardamom

Frankincense

Base Notes

Narcissus absolute Musk

Musk

Oakmoss

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Isabelle Larignon Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.945 Ratings

Longevity

7.035 Ratings

Sillage

6.734 Ratings

Bottle

7.531 Ratings

Value for money

6.615 Ratings

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/19/2025

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heydiz
10 Reviews

heydiz

1

Castle in the rain

Oh how I love this utterly unique scent. I discovered it by going to a local perfumery and asking for something that felt like I was in an abandoned castle with wet mossy stones and a cold wind blowing through the windows, and man did this deliver. The ozone and mint really evokes a feeling of standing out in the cold fresh air.

It feels equally so airy and gentle like falling snow or curing smoke and also more powerful, like a gathering storm. Absolutely a rainy winter scent for me, but could also easily find its place during the spring with its ever so slightly sweet floral notes.

06/19/2024

Ebichuunee
98 Reviews

Ebichuunee

1

Snowflakes on the tips of your nose

Waw, it’s surprising I have nothing like this in my collection but i’m not sure i can wear it.
For me, it smells like cleaning product or some kind of fancy bubble Bath. But the most interesting part for me in this perfume is that I really get a tingly sensation in my nose, like the bite of cold during winter morning.
I will try to wear it more, but i have a hard time to pinepoint the adequate season. However it’s really interesting from a perfume composition standpoint, but not sure it fits my own vibe.

Here I definitely get clean (overclean) winter vibe

03/26/2022

10Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Misca
18 Reviews

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Misca

Top Review 33

By chance, the poem of an astrophysicist about a snowflake landed on me

Right off the bat, I am a big fan of scent interpretations of water in every physically possible form (sea, rain, petrichor, ice, snow, sea breeze, and so on and so on), so it was no surprise that I quickly became curious after I fortuitously learned about this fragrance that was previously unknown to me.

I discovered my Flocon in an Instagram story, which mentioned that there could only be one Scent of the Day during snowfall, named "Flocon de Johann K" (many thanks for this to icarus.mid.air). My first step was, of course, to take a look at parfumo.de to find out what the community thinks about how it smells. Then, oh shock: This fragrance is not listed here. Google must help. And it only helped after a longer search when I stumbled upon a review of the fragrance on cafleurebon.

I found the story behind this perfume simply wonderful. The description of the scent as well. And the design. Should I risk ordering a fragrance blindly from a perfumer I had not known until then? Yes, I should. And I did. I have never regretted it.

The scent has an ozonic, aldehydic aquatic lightness; it feels so beautifully, uniquely, softly, and fragile like "the hexagonal shape of snow," which was described in 1611 by the astrophysicist Johannes Kepler, from whom the name of the fragrance is also derived, "The Snowflake of Johannes K."

Stylistically, it is somewhere between "Wandervogel-2787," "A'mmare-Carthusia," and "Nord du Nord-Wiener Blut," but much softer than the first two mentioned and a bit sweeter than the last-mentioned fragrance.

I am very satisfied with my absolute blind purchase (even doubly blind, completely without support from reviews on Parfumo!) and since this interpretation by Isabelle Larignon, I believe that snowflakes can also fit very well in spring or as a summer fragrance, at least regarding this beautiful scent.

Updated on 03/26/2022