No. 11
Fragrance notes
Character
Turkish rose and jasmine sit side by side, the rose dark and slightly powdery while the jasmine adds a fresh lift. Plum and sour cherry bring a juicy, tart edge that cuts through the flowers. Cinnamon warms the blend without turning it spicy in a sharp way. Patchouli grounds the mix, lending an earthy depth that keeps the fruit from feeling bright.
Sukimuki released this in 2019 as a unisex take on a floral fruity style. The scent feels suited to a cool morning when the air is crisp and a scarf is still welcome, or to an evening with the windows closed against the chill. It leans sweet, though the sour cherry keeps that sweetness from becoming heavy. The overall impression is of a bouquet placed near a bowl of stone fruit, with a faint woody shadow underneath.
The synthetic edge in the cherry becomes noticeable after a short while and may bother those who prefer a natural fruit impression. The cinnamon lacks true clarity and reads more like a background warmth than a distinct spice. For fans of rose-heavy compositions, the jasmine can seem a bit loud. The patchouli is mild, so it never fully anchors the brighter elements.
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