Week End
Fragrance notes
Character
Mint and basil open the composition with a clean, herbal snap that feels like a breeze through an open kitchen window. Tarragon adds a faint anise edge that keeps the start from leaning too sweet. Galbanum arrives quickly with a bitter green bite that anchors the lighter petals.
Lily-of-the-valley and jasmine bring a dewy white floral softness, while Granny Smith apple and calone introduce a crisp, watery fruitiness. Cardamom and ylang-ylang warm the heart just enough to prevent it from feeling thin. The cedar in the base supports the greens so the scent stays present through a long afternoon without growing heavy.
Leather enters quietly, more like a faint trace on fabric than a dominant theme, and musk smooths the edges so the overall impression stays close to the body. The herbs and apple linger near the skin rather than drifting far, which makes the fragrance feel personal and unobtrusive in shared spaces.
Patricia de Nicolai composed a fragrance that suits a slow morning on a balcony with a book and a glass of cold water, sunlight falling across the table.
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