Love is coming... Chapter II
Fragrance notes
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Love is coming... Chapter II is a daylight scent for someone who wants a garden on their skin. The opening pulls you straight into a vegetable patch with tomato leaf and green bell pepper, made juicy by black currant. Damask rose and geranium step in with lavender to soften the edges, turning the sharp greens into something floral and powdery. Sandalwood and amberwood anchor the blend so it does not vanish the moment the air moves, while the musk keeps the presence near the body instead of reaching outward. This is wearable for anyone who finds pure citrus too thin and heavy orientals too loud. The rose here is fresh rather than soapy, and the pepper note stays crisp without biting. It suits a morning walk through a market where stalls are stacked with herbs and baskets of fruit, the air warm but not heavy.
The composition stays close enough that only someone near you catches the lavender and currant. That intimacy is the point, because the fragrance is built to be noticed by the person you are standing beside rather than the room. It holds its shape for a reasonable stretch without demanding attention, resting on the skin like a second layer. The sandalwood gives it a creamy finish that pairs with the green opening to create a continuous line from the first spray to the end of the day. You get a scent that feels alive and textured, changing as the rose folds into the woods
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