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Fragrance notes
Lilac opens the composition with a cool, dewy presence. Freesia adds a crisp edge that keeps the entrance bright. Osmanthus brings a soft apricot warmth that rounds out the top layer without turning sweet.
Iris sits at the center and gives the heart a powdery, slightly rooty texture. Jasmine and lily-of-the-valley float above it, airy and clean. Peony fills the space between them with a gentle, petal-heavy softness. Musk and sandalwood in the base create a smooth, creamy foundation. Patchouli adds a dark, earthy thread that prevents the floral mix from feeling weightless.
The overall impression is fresh and floral with a woody, musky drydown that feels classic rather than modern. It fits a spring daytime routine, a garden event, or a professional setting that calls for something polished. A woman who enjoys traditional floral bouquets with a powdery finish will feel at home here.
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