Upper East
Fragrance notes
Character
Upper East opens with apple leaf, bergamot, and cardamom. The apple leaf gives a green, slightly tart edge to the citrus, while the cardamom adds a gentle heat that keeps the start from feeling purely bright. Lavender and geranium sit at the center, supported by a soft suede note that rounds out the aromatics without turning heavy. The lavender is clean and steady, and the geranium adds a mild floral lift that bridges the spice and the smoother elements beneath it.
Vanilla and amber form a warm base that builds slowly and stays present. The vanilla is sweet but not loud, and the amber gives it a resinous depth that feels steady rather than overwhelming. Cedar adds a dry, woodsy line through the sweetness so the finish stays grounded. The base notes take their time to show fully, and they shift the character from crisp and spicy to something smoother and more settled.
The scent feels aromatic and powdery, with fresh spicy and citrus touches that remain noticeable even as the warmer notes take over. It leans toward a polished, everyday style that stays composed and never sharp. The fruit, spice, and wood move together in a way that feels balanced and consistent from start to finish.
Upper East suits someone who likes lavender and vanilla paired with gentle spice and soft suede. It works well for daytime wear in cooler seasons when a warm, aromatic scent feels appropriate.
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