Common Sense
Fragrance notes
Bergamot and lemon open with a bright, clean citrus that feels more like a chilled morning air than a sugary fruit bowl. Freesia weaves through the top, softening the sharp edges so the entrance stays polite rather than loud.
The heart shifts into a calm white floral space. Lily-of-the-valley and jasmine carry a gentle sweetness, while green tea adds a slightly bitter, leafy freshness that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy. Lily rounds out the middle with a soft, slightly watery petal tone.
Sandalwood and vetiver anchor the blend with a creamy, earthy woodiness. Amber and musk bring a powdery warmth that sits close to the skin, giving the base a smooth, slightly nostalgic finish that feels classic rather than modern.
Common Sense suits someone who wants a floral that never overwhelms. It is a clean, green, white floral with a woody, amber drydown.
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