Monaco-Dependant

A fragrance that pairs orange and opoponax should be heavy, but this one stays bright. The citrus is loud and the white floral note pushes it further into the light. Sweetness sits in the blend, but the green and soapy edges keep it from turning thick. Amber and balsamic touches add warmth without pulling the scent down into the shadows. It feels clean and a little playful, more suited to someone who wants a floral that does not take itself too seriously.

This is for the person who wears color on a clear morning. The orange and the flower work together like sunlight hitting a painted wall, and the soapy accord makes the whole thing feel freshly washed. There is a lifted mood here that fits a walk outdoors when the air is warm and the day is just getting started. Opoponax gives it a gentle resinous hold so the brightness does not fly away completely, but the overall impression stays cheerful and open.

Brent Leonesio composed a scent that behaves like a bright awning stretched over a patio while glasses of fresh juice sit on the table.

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