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Fragrance notes
The sun sits high over a stone terrace where a bowl of sliced pineapple rests next to a basket of tart black currants. A breeze carries pink pepper and bright lemon across the warm air, and the fruit smells fresh rather than candied. Jasmine floats through the space with a clean white floral lift, while patchouli adds a damp, earthy shadow beneath the sweetness. Cedar and oakmoss ground the scene with a mossy, forest-floor weight, and ambroxan and musk wrap the edges in a soft, modern haze. The blend feels woody and citrus-driven at first, then turns gently musky and sweet without becoming heavy. It suits someone who enjoys fruity openings that quickly find a green, grounded home, and it may overwhelm those who prefer sheer, minimal compositions.
You stand on that terrace with juice dripping onto your fingers and crushed leaves sticking to the soles of your shoes.
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