Floraiku I Am Coming Home EDP

Description

I Am Coming Home is Floraiku's warmest homecoming scent: part of the “Secret Teas and Spices” (O Cha) collection from the brand's founding 2017 launch, built by perfumer Sophie Labbé around a simple three-note structure of ginger, white tea, and cardamom. It's been compared to Goutal's Duel for its warm-tea character, evoking the comfort of a treasure-boat journey home and welcoming lights on the shore.

Scent Character

• Spicy: 67%
• Fresh: 33%

Translation: Spice-forward. Cardamom and ginger dominate, with the white tea reading as the fresh note rather than a separate accord.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Ginger

Heart: White Tea

Base: Cardamom

Performance

• Longevity: 4-6 hours on skin
• Sillage: moderate, noticeable in your immediate space
• Projection: 1-2 feet in the first hour, settling closer to skin after

Reviewer reports on longevity are mixed. Some find it fades faster than expected, others get a comfortable half-day. Expect it to run on the lighter side of the house's average.

Best Occasions & Season

• Seasons: Spring, Summer
• Occasions: Everyday
• Gender: Unisex

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Perfumer: Sophie Labbé
House: Floraiku (Paris)
Launched: 2017

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• 1mL Sample: $11.99
• 5mL Sample: $49.99
• 10mL Sample: $89.99

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FAQ

Is I Am Coming Home unisex?
Yes. The ginger-tea-cardamom pairing was built to wear on anyone.

How long does it last?
Performance runs light-to-moderate: some wearers find it fades within a few hours, others get more. It's closer to a skin-scent tea than a projecting fragrance.

What does it smell like?
Warm spiced tea: reviewers have compared it to Goutal's Duel. Cardamom and ginger lead, white tea rounds it out.

Which collection is this from?
Floraiku's “Secret Teas and Spices” (O Cha) line, part of the house's original 2017 launch.