Leida de Zagoras

Leida de Zagoras opens with patchouli and lavender working together. The patchouli carries an earthy weight while the lavender adds a clean, aromatic edge. Myrtle sits alongside them with a fresh, slightly green tone that keeps the start from feeling too heavy. The combination is direct and does not try to soften its presence.

The heart brings tuberose and jasmine forward. Tuberose provides a rich, creamy white floral character that dominates the middle stage. Jasmine supports it with a bright, slightly indolic quality. Lilac and rose are present but stay in the background, adding a faint powdery touch without changing the main direction. The floral side remains dense and steady.

Precious woods and Peru balsam form the base alongside vanilla and amber. The woods give a dry, polished texture while the balsam adds a smooth, resinous warmth. Vanilla and amber round out the scent with a sweet, golden depth. Tiare ties the white floral theme to the finish. The overall impression is a white floral and woody accord built on amber and balsamic notes.

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