Paola
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the terrace table and the air smells of yuzu bright enough to make the eyes narrow. Peony and freesia lift through it, fresh and green, while peach blossom adds a soft, rounded warmth that never turns heavy. Rose sits close to the skin, quiet and clean, and jasmine weaves through the greenery without the syrup that usually follows it. Small beads of water on a glass catch the light, and the scent stays in that space between citrus and flower, cool and uncluttered, with amber and ambrette giving just enough weight to keep the whole thing from floating away on the next breeze.
A shirt sleeve brushes the table edge and the air shifts again, the yuzu still sharp, the peony still damp, the freesia cutting clean lines through the warmth of the peach blossom while rose and jasmine hold their place in the background. Green notes keep the floral side from feeling arranged, and the amber and ambrette sit low, steady, letting the citrus lead without rushing to take over. The terrace stays bright, the table stays warm, and the scent continues to move through the air as the light changes across the surface of the water
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