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Fragrance notes
Character
A sunny kitchen table holds a bowl of sliced melon and tart green apple. The air carries lemon and mandarin orange, bright and quick, as if the fruit was just peeled. Cyclamen and jasmine sit among the raspberries and plum, gentle and a little sugary, with the white floral accord lending a clean lift. The citrus leads, then the fruit heart takes over, soft and playful.
Sandalwood and vetiver arrive early, quiet and close, with oakmoss adding a faint earthy touch. The woods do not push outward. They stay near the skin, giving the fruit a slender backbone that vanishes as soon as the air moves. The scent feels light, almost weightless, and the fresh accord keeps it from feeling heavy or dense.
The aroma suits someone who enjoys a sweet, fruity floral that asks little of the room. It is friendly and easy, made for warm days when the light is clear and the windows stay open. The raspberry and melon keep it youthful, while the aromatic edge prevents it from becoming flat or cloying.
A child runs through the garden with a drizzle of juice on her fingers, the air around her faintly citrus and floral, gone as soon as she passes.
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