All Over You
Fragrance notes
Character
Green apple arrives first, bright and slightly tart against the cool snap of mint. Lemon follows with a sharp citrus edge that keeps the opening from leaning too sweet. The mint feels clean rather than medicinal, sitting lightly beside the fruit instead of dominating it. Geranium enters with a green, slightly herbal touch that bridges the fruit and the deeper notes. Tonka bean brings a soft, powdery warmth that begins to round out the sharper edges. Ambroxan adds a smooth, amber-like glow that makes the heart feel modern and polished.
Madagascar vanilla sits at the base with a creamy, dessert-like richness that some will love and others will find too much. Virginia cedar offers a dry, woody contrast that keeps the vanilla from becoming overwhelming. Oakmoss adds a damp, earthy depth that grounds the entire composition in something darker. The mix of fruity, aromatic, and woody accords creates a profile that shifts between fresh and heavy as the notes interact. It feels designed for a crisp morning walk through damp leaves or a cool evening with a jacket pulled close.
The vanilla here is loud and unapologetic, which makes the fragrance feel less versatile than its fresh opening suggests. That richness can read as synthetic to noses that prefer drier woods and cleaner citrus. The sweetness is persistent and may not suit someone who wants a purely green or herbal scent. It is a bold choice that commits fully to its gourmand side, leaving no room for subtlety once the base settles in.
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