Berries Garden
Fragrance notes
Character
Red fruits and black currant open the composition with a bright, tart edge that feels immediate and lively. Fig and coconut soften that sharpness with a creamy, rounded sweetness, while bergamot adds a clean citrus lift that keeps the opening from becoming heavy. The fruit is prominent but not syrupy, sitting comfortably in the fruity and fresh accords that define the early impression. Bourbon geranium and jasmine bring a floral layer that feels structured rather than delicate, with peony adding a light, airy quality. Vetiver in the heart introduces a green, slightly earthy touch that prevents the sweetness from dominating. The transition moves steadily from bright fruit toward a more balanced floral green character.
Cashmere wood and sandalwood form a smooth, gentle base that wraps the earlier notes in a warm, slightly powdery finish. The woods are soft and approachable, supporting the coconut and fig rather than overtaking them. White floral and aromatic facets linger alongside the rose accord, giving the drydown a polished feel that suits cooler air and changing light. The fragrance stays sweet and fruity throughout, with fresh spicy and floral elements providing contrast. It feels composed and cohesive, moving through its layers without sharp turns. The overall impression is friendly and versatile, anchored by coconut and red fruits.
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