Jardin De Capri Violet
Fragrance notes
Character
Sea water and lemon open the fragrance with a chilled, mineral spray. The citrus feels bright and unripe, more rind than juice. Bergamot adds a polished sheen to the first minutes, but the salt quickly takes the lead.
Violet sits at the center, soft and powdery against the continuing marine air. Rose and peony bring a clean, petal-like roundness that keeps the floral side from feeling sharp. Orchid adds a faintly creamy touch without making the blend heavy. Sandalwood enters slowly, smoothing the edges of the violet and giving the flowers a warm, pale wood to rest on. Patchouli stays in the background, earthy and dry, preventing the powder from becoming too soft. The salt lingers through the heart and into the base, so the woods never feel completely dry. On skin, the transition from flower to wood happens gradually, with the marine accord acting as a bridge between the two.
The overall impression is of a garden path near the coast, where sea mist mixes with blooming plants and sun-warmed wood. It suits someone who likes floral scents but wants the crispness of open air woven through them. The sandalwood and patchouli give just enough depth to keep the violet from floating away entirely, anchoring the petals to something
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