#7
Fragrance notes
Character
Pandora #7 opens with bright bergamot and yuzu that feel crisp against the soft, dark touch of plum. The citrus is clear and immediate, giving the entrance a clean lift before the heart notes arrive. Neroli and ylang-ylang lead a dense floral center that includes jasmine, magnolia, freesia, and red rose. Tobacco blossom adds a slightly dry, pollen-heavy edge to the bouquet, keeping the flowers from leaning fully sweet. The composition stays aromatic and fresh while the floral weight builds, moving through white petals and green stems without losing the initial citrus clarity.
The base brings tonka bean and amber together with patchouli, vetiver, boxwood, and oakmoss. Earthy and woody tones ground the sweetness, and the amber lends a warm, rounded finish that sits close to the skin. The scent feels composed for a garden path after sunset when the air turns cool and the light fades. It works well for someone who enjoys a floral that carries tobacco and moss through its core, and who wants a fragrance that fits a dinner outdoors under string lights in mild weather.
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