Perdido
Fragrance notes
Bright orange and mandarin orange open the composition with a crisp, juicy lift. Petitgrain adds a green, slightly bitter edge that keeps the citrus from leaning too sweet. The transition moves quickly into the heart, where star anise introduces a cool, licorice-like spice that feels distinct against the orange backdrop.
Neroli brings a clean, white floral tone that softens the spice. Rose sits quietly in the background, adding a gentle petal roundness without dominating the blend. Laurels contribute an herbal, slightly resinous touch that makes the floral heart feel more aromatic than romantic.
Benzoin and amber form a warm, vanilla-tinged foundation that feels smooth and slightly powdery. Angelica root adds an earthy, root-like depth that grounds the sweetness. Musk wraps the base in a soft, skin-close warmth that complements the resinous benzoin rather than overpowering it.
The overall impression is spicy, floral, and gently sweet with a resinous finish. It works best for someone who enjoys anise and amber together in a balanced mix. Cool evenings in autumn or winter give the warm base room to shine.
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