Queen of Sheba
Fragrance notes
Character
Lime and bergamot lead the opening with a bright, sunlit citrus that feels immediate and clear. Neroli adds a soft white floral touch, while violet leaf pulls the top toward something green and slightly crisp. The start is vivid without being sharp, more like a garden path in the morning than a polished lobby.
Honeysuckle and hyacinth carry the heart, with honeysuckle leaning sweet and hyacinth adding a cool, slightly watery lift. Violet sits quietly beside a gentle rose that never dominates. Sandalwood and almond in the base bring a smooth, creamy woodiness, and oakmoss adds a faint earthy shadow. Musk keeps the finish close and soft rather than expansive.
The overall impression is fresh spicy and powdery, with fruity edges that stay light. It feels natural and approachable, suited to someone who enjoys floral greens with a woody, almond-tinged drydown. Picture a stone courtyard surrounded by climbing vines, where citrus oil still glistens on the skin and white petals drift across a wooden bench.
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