#5 Flower Overdose
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and pear open the scent with a clean, bright surface that feels like sunlight hitting a paved courtyard. The citrus is sharp enough to wake up the air around you, yet the fruit softens the edge so the start never becomes harsh.
Orange blossom and jasmine carry the middle with a thick, creamy weight. Peony lifts that density just enough to keep the bouquet from sitting too heavily on the skin, letting the white floral accord breathe through a morning walk.
Moss and white musk anchor the blend with a cool, damp earthiness that clings to the fabric of a linen sleeve. The scent stays near the body, following a gentle curve as it moves through a bright room without reaching far beyond the person wearing it.
Sweetness threads through the petals, but the mossy base pulls it back so the overall impression stays fresh rather than sugary. The whole fragrance feels like a garden path after rain, wet stones underfoot and petals scattered across the ground.
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