No. 13
Fragrance notes
Character
No. 13 is a daytime companion for someone who wants a garden in full bloom without the weight of heavy woods or amber. The opening greets you with rose and apple brightened by green tea and lemon, a crisp start that feels clean and immediate. It moves quickly into a heart of jasmine, lily, and tuberose that defines the character here. This is not a subtle veil of petals. The white and yellow florals push forward with a creamy density that demands attention, balanced by a faint green thread that keeps the bouquet from feeling flat.
The drydown is where the argument settles. Mimosa brings a soft, powdery sweetness that wraps around the tuberose, while costus adds an earthy, slightly animalic edge that keeps the blend from becoming a simple floral candy. That tension between powder and warmth gives the fragrance its personality. It suits a wearer who enjoys traditional floral structures but wants that unexpected, slightly untamed note underneath. Someone looking for a safe, modern citrus musk will find this too heady and old-fashioned in its floral conviction.
Wear it when the light is clear and the air feels warm, perhaps while walking past hedges heavy with blossoms after a rain. The scent fits that specific kind of morning where the sun is strong enough to draw the pollen out of the flowers, making the world smell exactly like this bottle. The mimosa lingers on the skin with a golden touch
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