Alice
Fragrance notes
TuberoseEdelweiss
Character
Alice is a fragrance for people who want a white floral that does not crumble into softness. The opening sea salt note gives the tuberose and edelweiss a crisp, mineral edge that keeps the heart from feeling like a standard bouquet. Sandalwood and white amber in the base add a warm, powdery foundation that feels grounded rather than sugary. Tobacco brings a dry, aromatic lift that pulls the entire composition toward something more textured than a typical floral release.
This is not a safe choice for someone who expects a clean, soapy skin scent. The tuberose here is bold and present, supported by salty and spicy accords that make the profile feel active. Woody and amber tones give it a weight that suits cooler weather and evening plans. It leans into its white floral and warm spicy character with confidence, offering a clear statement instead of a gentle background.
The composition suits wearers who enjoy floral scents with a rugged, resinous backbone. It works best on those who appreciate salt and tobacco cutting through creamy petals. The result is a scent that feels like walking through a coastal garden where the wind carries dry leaves and sun warmed wood across the path.
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