Serotonin
Fragrance notes
Character
The splash of lemon and black currant hits with a bright, tart energy that feels like stepping outside right after the sun comes up. It is a sharp start that wakes the senses, but the real story of Serotonin sits in how it settles. The heart brings jasmine and lily forward, softened by a juicy peach that keeps the flowers from feeling stiff or formal. This is where the scent finds its rhythm, moving through a white floral phase that feels airy and approachable rather than heavy or overly romantic.
As the day warms up, the base begins to shape the experience. Musk and amber wrap the fading petals in a golden, powdery haze, while oakmoss adds a damp, earthy anchor that stops the sweetness from floating away. There is a soft spicy edge and a hint of something animalic that gives the fragrance a little bite beneath the pretty surface. It suits someone who enjoys a floral that remembers the ground it grows in. The composition feels modern and a bit playful, perfect for a walk through the park when the air is warm and the light is clear. It stays close and personal, leaving a final impression of amber and moss.
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