Me First
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the glass table where a bowl of fresh litchi sits beside a cup of tea. The opening is a quick burst of that juicy fruit, bright and slightly tart, catching the eye before anything else arrives. It feels like a warm morning in a bright kitchen, full of simple energy.
Turkish rose soon takes the lead, its petals soft and slightly powdery against the steam rising from the tea. Cardamom adds a gentle heat, a green and aromatic lift that keeps the flower from feeling too heavy. As the hours pass, cedar and sandalwood ground the blend. The woods are smooth and creamy, wrapping the rose in a gentle, steady warmth that stays near the skin. It is a presence felt when you lean forward, a quiet companion in the room rather than a voice calling from across the space. The composition feels balanced and composed, moving gracefully through its phases without ever rushing.
The litchi and spice create a lovely picture, but the synthetic edge of the fruit note sometimes clashes with the natural feel of the rose. It lacks a certain depth in the heart, making the transition to the woods feel a bit abrupt for those who prefer a seamless flow.
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