Eclipse
Fragrance notes
Character
Eclipse opens with a sharp blend of basil, anise, and black pepper. The herbs feel crisp and slightly cooling, while the pepper adds a noticeable bite. Anise brings a faint licorice edge that keeps the entrance from smelling purely green.
Lily-of-the-valley sits at the center. It is clean and dewy, with a soft white floral tone that lightens the spices above it. The flower does not dominate, but it prevents the opening from feeling too dry or too sharp.
Oakmoss and white musk form the base. The moss adds an earthy, slightly damp texture, while the musk stays smooth and close. Together they give the fragrance a grounded finish that feels natural rather than sweet or powdery.
The anise note remains prominent throughout. It can feel too strong for those who prefer a purely floral or purely green scent. The balance leans heavily on that one spice, which limits how versatile the fragrance feels across different moods.
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