Blueberries Crave Home by Arcana Craves bottle
Arcana Craves

Blueberries Crave Home

4.4/5 · 12 votes Unisex 2018
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.4/5
Sillage2.2/5
Day75
Night50
Winter100
Summer75
Fall75
Spring50
Our take

Blueberries Crave Home answers the shopper who wonders whether a gourmand can feel like a real kitchen instead of a candy wrapper. Arcana Craves blends blueberry and bread into a scent that smells like fruit baked into a warm loaf. The brown sugar and vanilla do not turn it into a syrup. They sit beside the fruit and the grain so the air feels thick with crumbs and juice. You get the sense of a pastry that was pulled from the oven and left on a wooden table.

The savory accord keeps the composition from becoming a sugar pile. Bread grounds the blueberry so the fruit reads as flesh and skin rather than jam. Vanilla adds a soft creaminess that moves through the mix without taking over. It is sweet, but the kind of sweet that comes with a crust and a crumb. The fresh accord lifts the heavier notes so the scent stays bright.

This is a daytime fragrance because it smells like a home that has been cooking since morning. Sunlight hits the kitchen and the air carries berries and sugar across the room. You can picture a counter dusted with flour and a bowl of fruit sitting near the window. The mood is casual and comfortable. It suits someone who enjoys edible scents but wants them to smell like food, not like a bottle.

The vanilla lingers near the bread and the blueberry keeps its tart edge through the sugar. It is a strange combination that works because the bread gives the fruit a place to rest. The scent feels handmade rather than mass produced, and the fruit always stays at the center of the mix

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