Perfume is to be applied wherever you want to be kissed, and in the cabarets of the Roaring Twenties, French Cancan dancers did exactly that. 'Hauto' means 'skin' and is a tribute to that ritual that can easily be replicated today even by non-dancers. It begins with a daring tease of bergamot and pineapple, an intoxicating invitation. Immediately after, the dance deepens, moving closer with heated notes of tuberose and rose, spiked with provocative spices. But it's the lingering embrace of enigmatic musks that truly seduces, wrapping the skin in raw desire, leaving the lucky admirer starving for more.