Under The Blue Moon
Fragrance notes
Character
A late afternoon walk through a quiet garden path, where the air feels cool but the sun still touches the stone walls. The opening arrives with bright citrus, bergamot and lime cutting through the stillness alongside grapefruit and a small handful of black currant. The fruit is fresh and slightly tart, sitting cleanly in the air without becoming a candy shop.
Basil moves in next, green and lightly peppery, followed by rose and violet that soften the edges. Vanilla enters the heart with a gentle warmth, not a heavy dessert note, but a smooth layer that keeps the flowers from feeling sharp. The scene stays in this middle ground, where spice and petal sit together on the cool air.
Jasmine rises from the base with cedar and sandalwood, the woods giving the white floral a dry, steady foundation. The powdery accord settles around the edges of the path, and the green facets of the early notes linger near the stone. It feels composed by Andrea Byrne for a moment like this, when the light is low and the air is clear.
The fragrance stays close to the skin as the path curves near a row of hedges, the mix of citrus, spice, and wood folding into each other while the violet and rose drift through the garden
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