Love Is A Drug
Fragrance notes
Character
Love Is A Drug arrives with a bright, dewy opening where osmanthus and May rose lead the way. The jasmine adds a clean lift that keeps the first impression from feeling heavy. This is a floral that chooses abundance over restraint, and the bouquet feels freshly gathered rather than arranged behind glass.
The heart deepens as narcissus and Indian tuberose take over. The tuberose carries a creamy weight that grounds the lighter petals, while the narcissus adds a faintly green, almost honeyed edge. There is a soft spicy accord running underneath, giving the white florals a gentle warmth that stops short of heat.
Amber and cedar form a base that supports the flowers without smothering them. The amber brings a golden, resinous glow, and the cedar adds a dry, wooded line that keeps the sweetness in check. Touches of fruit and a quiet animalic note make the blend feel alive and textured rather than perfectly polished.
Wear it while walking past open windows where garden petals have blown onto the pavement and the air smells of sun on stone.
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