Catching The Sunrise
Fragrance notes
Catching The Sunrise is a fragrance built for slow mornings that feel like a holiday. It earns that purpose through a bright blend of mango, pink grapefruit, and pineapple that reads as pure tropical air. The accord is sweet but not heavy, and the citrus keeps the fruit from becoming a sugar syrup. This is a scent that wants windows open and coffee in hand, not a crowded train commute or a formal meeting where subtlety is required.
The amber in the mix gives the fruit a warm foundation that stops it from feeling like a cold spritz. It adds a soft oriental touch that matches the brand's description and grounds the tropical notes in something a little more mature. That balance is the second reason this works as a daytime escape rather than a party scent. It has a gentle glow that sits close to the skin's natural warmth.
Find Your Happy Place launched this in 2015, and the composition feels like a time capsule of that era's love for juicy, optimistic florals and fruits. It captures a specific mood of leisure without trying to be complex or challenging. The simplicity is the point, offering a straightforward hit of sunshine that asks nothing in return.
Picture a woven chair on a balcony where the light just hit the floor.
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