Passiflora
Fragrance notes
Character
Spearmint and bergamot open with a bright, cool lift that feels like walking into a shaded courtyard after the sun has warmed the stones. Cardamom and star anise add a gentle bite, keeping the entrance from leaning too sweet. The opening smells alive and a little unexpected, more herb garden than candy.
Passion flower arrives with a soft, slightly powdery floral touch. Myrrh and frankincense give the heart a resinous weight that grounds the green top notes. Coriander weaves through with a gentle, peppery freshness that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy or overly romantic.
Vanilla and sandalwood create a smooth, creamy foundation. Cypriol adds a dry, earthy edge that stops the base from turning sugary. Angelica lingers with a clean, rooty clarity that ties the aromatic top to the musky, amber-tinged finish.
The whole composition feels like sunlight filtering through leaves onto a stone wall where mint is growing wild.
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
