Ghosting
Fragrance notes
Character
Ghosting opens with plum and cherry that feel bright and immediate. The fruit reads clean rather than syrupy, giving the entrance a lifted quality that pulls the listener forward. As the top notes step aside, jasmine, sweet pea, and rose rise into view. The white floral character sits alongside the softer floral tones, with rose adding a gentle color that keeps the heart from feeling abstract. Sweet pea brings a light, airy touch that moves easily through the space around it, while jasmine supplies a steady floral backbone that does not turn heavy or loud.
The base brings sandalwood, tonka bean, and vanilla into the mix. Sandalwood offers a smooth wood presence that grounds the sweeter elements without weighing them down. Tonka bean and vanilla add a sweet, powdery warmth that blends into the floral heart rather than covering it. The result stays close to the skin in feel, with the woody accord keeping the sweetness disciplined. Powdery facets soften the edges, and the warm spicy accord gives a low, steady heat that supports the fruit and flowers without taking over the direction.
The overall shape stays sweet, floral, and woody in equal measure, with the cherry accord echoing through the midway point. It suits a bright morning where sunlight fills the room and the air feels warm enough to keep the windows open. The fruity top sits comfortably in that kind of light, and the floral heart follows without losing its clarity. Vanilla and sandalwood carry the later stages through the afternoon, letting the tonka bean extend the gentle warmth across the skin while the rose and jasmine continue to drift through the drier, powdery finish.
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