Sagittarius
Fragrance notes
Character
Sagittarius does not hide its synthetic edge. The magnolia and lily opening feels a little plastic, like stems made of glossy resin rather than fresh-cut flowers. That artificial sheen runs through the entire composition, and it will put off anyone who wants a perfume that smells like a garden. The heart piles peach and rose onto jasmine and narcissus, with petitgrain and pink tulip adding a narrow green line through the sweetness. It is a bright, crowded floral that stays in the sun. The amber base is warm but thin, offering a soft landing rather than a deep foundation. CnR Create composed this with Olivier Funel at the helm, and the result is a cheerful, citrus-tinged fruity floral that wears its neon colors on the sleeve.
The problem is that the materials never quite convince. Petitgrain tries to keep the peach from becoming syrup, but the balance leans toward candy more than fruit. Rose and jasmine do the heavy lifting, yet they lack the natural texture that would make the blend feel alive. It suits a daytime mood, especially when the light is strong and the air feels clear, because the fragrance matches that kind of brightness. It is easy to wear and undemanding, though it will not satisfy a nose that looks for nuance. The synthetic character remains the one thing you cannot ignore here.
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