Tantra

Bowls of soft fruit sit on a sunlit table where a breeze moves through an open window. Peach and pear lead the first impression, joined by black currant and raspberry that keep the opening bright rather than heavy. Lily-of-the-valley arrives soon after, clean and slightly green, steering the scent away from pure sugar. The heart feels like a fresh bouquet placed in a room that has just been aired out.

Sandalwood and vanilla give the base a creamy warmth, while musk adds a soft blur and patchouli grounds the blend with a faint earthy edge. The overall character is powdery and soapy, like fine milled soap in a guest bathroom. It feels polished and approachable, more daytime companion than evening statement. Someone who enjoys white florals with a fruity start and a gentle woody finish will reach for this on a clear morning when the air is mild and the light is steady.

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