Head In The Clouds
Fragrance notes
Character
A bright sunroom fills with morning light as a vase of white lilies sits beside a bowl of mandarin oranges on a polished table. The air carries the crisp green bite of ivy leaves trailing along the window frame. Head In The Clouds by Edgardio Chilini lives in this exact space. The citrus is vivid and immediate, its juice bright against the cool, watery petals of the lily. There is no heavy sweetness here, only a clean and airy freshness that feels lifted by a subtle sparkle.
The room grows richer as the flowers open fully. Tuberose and violet rise together, their petals soft and slightly powdery in the warmth. A touch of aldehydes gives the air a shimmering quality, like dust catching the sun. The scent feels elegant and composed, sitting comfortably between a fresh bouquet and a classic powder puff. Damask plum adds a gentle depth to the floor of the room, while sandalwood and amber ground the floral display with a smooth, woody warmth.
This is a space where white floral meets green citrus under a clear sky, the scent of magnolia and jasmine drifting through the open window while amaranth and musk settle into the upholstery.
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