Raspberry & Sweet Mint
Fragrance notes
Character
A woman leans over a low garden table to pour iced tea into a glass, her sleeves pushed up against the warmth of the afternoon. The air around her carries a bright, juicy burst of raspberry, touched by the sharp snap of lemon and the sunny lift of pomelo and nectarine. It feels like a kitchen window left open to catch whatever breeze is moving through the yard.
She pauses, and the scent shifts. Pink lotus and jasmine float up, soft and watery, while a cool thread of mint runs through the flowers alongside apple blossom. The mint is sweet rather than sharp, more of a gentle herbal ripple than a chilled breath, and it keeps the floral heart from feeling heavy as it settles into the space around her.
Below that, sugar cane and vanilla add a smooth, candy-like warmth, rounded out by amber and a clean layer of musk. Teak wood grounds the sweetness with a dry, faintly polished edge, so the fragrance stays lively instead of turning into pure syrup. It is a playful, uncomplicated blend that fits easily into a casual day spent outdoors.
The whole scene smells like a bowl of fresh fruit placed on a wooden picnic table, the juice catching the light while a few crushed mint leaves rest on the rim of a glass.
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