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Fragrance notes
Character
A sharp squeeze of lime and lemongrass hits first, bright and almost astringent, like cracking open a citrus rind at dawn. Then something unexpected creeps in. Caramel and vanilla drift through the green, not cloying but sticky enough to catch on your skin. The hay note grounds it, dusty and sun-warmed, while ylang-ylang and myrtle add a floral herbal shimmer that keeps the sweetness from turning into dessert. It develops like a meadow slowly wilting under a hot sugar glaze. The drydown is a soft amber-tonka haze, comfortable but a little short. Longevity sits around three hours before you’re pressing your nose to your wrist for a ghost of it. Sillage is modest, hovering close to the body. This is a citrus gourmand that leans natural, not synthetic, but it does lean hard into its fresh opening. The spring rating tells you everything. This is a morning scent, best worn on a chilly April day when you want something uplifting without screaming for attention. It suits someone who likes their sweetness tempered by herbal edges, a gardener who also bakes. Skip it if you need a powerhouse or a deep winter amber. One rhetorical question: does any fragrant meadow ever last beyond noon?
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