Sole
Fragrance notes
Character
Sole fits the person who walks out the door with damp hair and a linen shirt still warm from the dryer. It is a fragrance for a bright balcony morning, when the air feels clean and the sunlight hits the table before the coffee cools. The lemon and grapefruit arrive first, sharp and vivid, and the apple adds a crisp bite that keeps the opening from feeling like a flat citrus spray. Mandarin orange softens the edges just enough to make the whole thing approachable.
Jasmine and neroli carry the heart with a soft white floral lift, while ginger gives a gentle spark that keeps the flowers from sitting heavy. Tuberose is present but held in check, letting the green accord breathe through the middle. Snowdrops and sandalwood in the base stay near the skin, and the cedar never pushes outward, so the scent stays close from the first spray. Musk wraps the finish in a light veil that disappears before you expect it to. The composition is pleasant and easy, yet the individual notes lack depth and the blend does not leave a distinct impression once it settles.
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