Tourmaline
Fragrance notes
Character
Mirra introduces Tourmaline as a floral fragrance for women, composed by Sébastien Martin and launched in 2020. The opening presents jasmine and orange blossom together. These white flowers create a bright, airy start that feels clean and immediate. The floral character is present from the first moment, shaped by the natural weight of the blooms rather than a heavy synthetic lift.
Musk sits at the heart of the composition. It softens the white floral top notes and adds a smooth, skin-like texture. This middle layer bridges the fresh opening with the deeper base, allowing the scent to feel close and personal rather than remote or overly structured.
The base combines cashmeran, patchouli, and amber. Cashmeran brings a woody softness that supports the musk, while patchouli adds an earthy depth. Amber contributes a warm, resinous tone that rounds out the drydown. Together, these notes create a powdery finish that aligns with the musky and woody accords listed for this fragrance.
Tourmaline suits daytime wear during warm, bright periods of the year when sunlight fills a room and the air feels open. It works well for someone who enjoys a floral scent that settles into a soft, powdery musk without becoming too heavy. The jasmine and orange blossom feel appropriate for a morning or afternoon setting, and the amber and cashmeran keep the fragrance grounded as the day moves forward
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