My Lady
Fragrance notes
Character
My Lady opens with a sharp synthetic edge that sits on the skin before the fruit arrives. The water lily and melon carry a plastic sheen that distracts from the pear and black currant, which taste candied rather than fresh. This opening feels manufactured and leans too heavily on sweetness that lacks depth.
Once the top notes settle, the heart reveals jasmine, rose, and violet backed by a green thread of artemisia and freesia. The floral bouquet is powdery and soft, sitting close to a winter scarf and a wool coat in a cold hallway. Sandalwood and musk in the base keep the blend smooth, though the wood stays pale and the musk reads clean rather than warm.
The fragrance stays linear after the first hour, offering little development beyond the initial fruit and the subsequent powder. It suits someone who wants a simple floral with a fruity start and does not mind a synthetic opening. The plastic quality in the first minutes remains the reason to skip it if you prefer natural-smelling compositions.
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