611 Extremo
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight floods a patio where a plate of sliced pears rests next to a glass of iced tea. The air carries the crisp snap of rhubarb and the bright lift of bergamot, a fresh opening that feels awake and immediate. Tuberose rises quickly, thick and creamy, wrapped around Egyptian jasmine that adds a lush, slightly indolic weight. Hawthorn softens the edges with a faint, powdery green touch that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy.
Benzoin and vanilla enter with a warm, resinous glow that settles into the fabric of a linen sleeve and remains there through the afternoon. Iris lends a rooty, elegant dryness that steadies the sweetness, while licorice threads through with a dark, slightly bitter accent. The scent stays close enough to be noticed when someone steps near, leaving a distinct trail as the wearer moves through the open air.
This is not a shy composition. The white florals demand attention, supported by a base that holds firmly to the skin and continues to project well after the initial spray fades into the background. It suits a woman who enjoys bold, opulent flowers and does not mind being the person others notice when she walks past.
The final impression is a rich blend of tuberose and amber, anchored by that lingering touch of vanilla.
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