Winning 冬春
Fragrance notes
Winning 冬春 is a fragrance for the person who wants a floral scent without the powdery weight that usually comes with it. The opening pairs narcissus and mandarin orange with litsea cubeba, and the citrus keeps the yellow petals bright rather than heavy. It feels like walking past a garden where the air is damp and cool, not like standing in a closed room full of cut stems. The green and aquatic accords give the top a clean edge that stops the citrus from turning sharp, so the first impression stays fresh and calm.
The heart brings jasmine, rose, and ylang-ylang together, but the sandalwood and labdanum in the base pull them toward something grounded. This is not a sweet bouquet that sits on top of the skin. The musk and resin give the flowers a dry, aromatic backdrop that feels modern and composed. Marypierre Julien built a bridge here between fresh spicy notes and a woody finish, and the result is a floral that behaves like a crisp fabric rather than a soft cloud.
Wear this on a cool morning when you want to feel put together without reaching for something dark or severe. It fits a day spent moving between indoor light and open air, and it works for anyone who enjoys rose and jasmine but prefers them clean, green, and balanced by wood.
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