Gimme More
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the terrace table and the air carries a sharp slice of rhubarb and lemon, with a faint anise lift that reads like a fresh herb crushed between fingers. The flowers arrive quickly. Lily-of-the-valley and cyclamen sit beside jasmine and rose, while mimosa and orange blossom add a soft, pollen-heavy warmth. The surface feels green and bright, a little sweet, a little powdery, moving like a breeze through a garden that is in full bloom.
The base settles into a clean musk that rests against pale cedar and a dry vetiver thread. The white floral heart lingers here, now rounded and calm, losing its morning edge and becoming something you wear close to the skin. It feels aromatic and fresh, then gently woody, then musky again as the air shifts. The sweetness stays, but the green accord keeps it from turning heavy, and the powdery note gives the whole scene a soft focus. You notice the mimosa most now, its fuzzy yellow warmth tucked into the musk, while the rose and jasmine continue to breathe through the cedar
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