Nº 10
Fragrance notes
Character
A warm spring afternoon settles over a garden patio where glasses clink and sunlight filters through fresh leaves. The air carries the bright lift of bergamot and mandarin orange, softened by a peach that feels ripe without being heavy. A flute of champagne sits nearby, its fine bubbles echoing the crisp citrus that opens the fragrance.
Ylang-ylang and jasmine rise through the space, joined by lily and freesia in a gentle floral drift. The blossoms do not crowd the moment. They move with the light, supported by a hint of lily-of-the-valley that keeps the air feeling clean. The flowers here are sunny and open rather than deeply romantic.
Benzoin and amber bring a soft glow to the base, while musk and precious woods ground the scene without darkening it. A touch of cloves adds quiet warmth to the air. The sweetness stays moderate, balanced by the powdery finish that lingers near the skin.
The table holds a half-empty glass of champagne, its surface catching the sun while peach and white petals float through the warm air.
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