Warm Up
Fragrance notes
Warm Up opens with a bright, tart lime that feels squeezed straight onto the skin, joined quickly by mandarin leaf and bergamot that keep the start sharp and clean. The citrus is not sweet or candied, but it carries a distinct green edge that makes the opening feel alive and slightly rough around the edges.
As the top notes settle, watery cyclamen and hyacinth bring a cool, dewy floral tone that sits comfortably beside the spice. Nutmeg and coriander add a gentle warmth without turning heavy, so the heart stays fresh and transparent rather than dense or cloying.
The base pulls the fragrance toward dry woods and earth. Cedar and white woods give a smooth, pencil-shaving dryness, while patchouli adds a dark, slightly dirty root note. Amber is present but restrained, offering a faint golden glow rather than a thick resinous weight.
The accord list promises more than the blend delivers. With woody, citrus, fresh spicy, floral, aromatic, green, ozonic, patchouli, amber, and powdery all claimed, the scent feels crowded and indecisive. It tries to be everything at once and ends up lacking a clear identity.
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