Baltais Sapnis
Fragrance notes
Character
Baltais Sapnis opens with lily and lily-of-the-valley brightened by lemon. The citrus is light and clean, giving the white flowers a crisp edge that keeps the start from feeling heavy. These top notes stay present for a sensible span before the heart takes over.
Peony, tuberose, rose, and jasmine form a dense floral core. Tuberose leads with a creamy weight, while rose and jasmine add softness and peony lifts the mix. The bouquet feels traditional and composed, with the flowers blending into a single white floral impression rather than standing apart.
Sandalwood, amber, and white musk settle in slowly. The wood is smooth and warm, amber adds a gentle glow, and musk brings a powdery finish. The scent stays near the body as it wears, leaving a soft trail that does not push outward or demand attention in a room.
Composed by Ilya Gerchikov and Marina Frolova and launched in 1991, this fragrance suits bright mornings and open air. It feels proper for daytime plans when the light is clear and the air is warm. The final impression is a clean white floral accord touched by powdery musk.
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