Luna
Fragrance notes
Character
Luna opens cold and citrusy, lemon and bitter orange with a bergamot edge, more green than sweet in the first few minutes, and cold enough to feel almost wintry before it warms up. Rose settles in through the heart, soft and a little dewy, with juniper berries adding a sharp, almost gin-like note next to it, an unexpected pairing that gives the flower a distinctly cold, herbal edge. Jasmine sits quietly behind the rose, adding warmth without turning the floral heart sweet.
Balsam fir and ambergris close things out, giving Luna a faintly resinous, forest-tinged base under the citrus and rose, and musk smooths the transition between the two halves so the shift from cold top notes to warm base never feels abrupt. How long it lasts is unremarkable, neither brief nor especially long, and sillage stays close, a private scent that barely leaves the wearer's own space, more felt than seen by anyone standing nearby.
Luna reads as a spring and summer citrus rose, bright at the start and quietly green through the finish. It works well on skin that wants a fragrance for its own sake, a quiet companion rather than a signal sent outward to a room.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
