Eau de Parfum
Fragrance notes
Character
Peony leads the opening, soft and a little dewy, with litchi adding a juicy, watery fruit note and freesia keeping everything light. It smells like a handful of fresh cut stems, simple and a touch wet, with none of the heaviness that shows up in denser florals.
Rose and lily of the valley move into the heart, joined by magnolia, keeping the floral clean and fresh with no sweetness or spice pulling at it. The three notes sit close together, taking turns only slightly, so the heart reads as one soft bouquet built around rose more than any single accompanying note.
Virginia cedar and amber close things out, adding a light warmth underneath the florals, and that base has enough steadiness to let the fragrance stick around once the top notes fade, staying a modest bubble the entire way through, close enough that only someone nearby will catch it. It never turns heavy, staying transparent from the first spray to the last trace of it. Spring mornings are where it does its best work, a bright, uncomplicated floral built for daytime, at its best in direct light and open air rather than a crowded evening room.
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