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Fragrance notes
Character
A garden table sits under a canopy of green leaves, the air warm and still. Pink pepper cracks open first, a bright, dry spice that lands over a wet raspberry and the juicy crunch of pear. The fruit is ripe and sweet, but the pepper keeps it from becoming a simple sugar rush. Gardenia enters with a creamy, white weight, and the Turkish rose adds a deep, red floral layer that feels grounded rather than airy. Cyclamen weaves through with a cool, watery touch that lifts the heavier petals just enough to keep the air moving.
Sandalwood spreads underneath, smooth and pale, while moss pulls the scene toward the earth. The greenery here is damp and shaded, sitting close to the soil. This mix of fruity opening, white floral heart, and woody base creates a profile that feels both fresh and deeply rooted. The accord list calls it sweet, fruity, and woody, and the balance leans into each of those corners without letting one dominate the others.
The limitation sits in the heart. The gardenia and cyclamen sometimes blur together, losing their individual shapes inside the rose. The creamy white petals and the cool, watery flower merge into a single soft mass, and the raspberry loses its edge against the sandalwood.
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