Back Yard
Fragrance notes
Character
Quince and mandarin orange open Back Yard with a bright, slightly tangy citrus that feels like stepping into a garden after rain. Apple adds a crisp bite, while litchi brings a juicy softness that keeps the fruit from turning sharp. The top feels alive and immediate, more fresh air than heavy syrup.
White chocolate sits inside the heart, smooth and creamy against the orange blossom and jasmine. Orchid and peony lift the white floral accord so it stays light rather than dense. The flowers do not crowd the fruit, and the chocolate reads like a thin glaze instead of a rich dessert.
Iris and musk settle at the base, giving a powdery, woody finish that suits a quiet afternoon indoors with a book or a walk under gray skies. The scent fits a cardigan morning or a candlelit dinner equally well. It feels sweet but not cloying, floral but not old-fashioned. Those who dislike powdery scents may find the drydown too soft. The final impression is iris.
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