Lamis
Fragrance notes
Character
A bright citrus opening built around bergamot, orange, and grapefruit gives this scent the lift needed for a day spent outdoors under a strong sun. The fruit is immediate and sharp, with black currant adding a slight tart edge that keeps the start from feeling like a simple juice. Neroli brings a clean, slightly bitter floral thread that stops the top from leaning fully into candy. This combination creates a clear, open atmosphere that suits heat and movement rather than a closed, indoor setting.
The heart pulls the composition toward white flowers. Tuberose and ylang ylang add weight, but lily-of-the-valley and orange blossom keep the middle airy. The result is a floral stage that feels sunlit instead of heavy or cloistered. Rose and jasmine sit in the background, supporting the white petals without turning the blend into a dense bouquet. It is a structured floral that maintains its clarity as the minutes pass.
Patchouli and vetiver in the base provide a dry, earthy anchor so the citrus does not float without direction. Sandalwood rounds the edges, while vanilla and white musk introduce a soft, powdery sweetness. The wood prevents the vanilla from dominating, leaving a finish that is warm but not sugary. This balance is why the fragrance works for both men and women who want a floral that retains a grounded, natural feel.
Lamis earns its place in a summer rotation because the citrus and white floral accords stay vivid without becoming cloying. The green and aromatic touches reinforce that open-air character from the first spray to the final drydown. It is composed by Maurus Bachmann for Ombré Lamar, and the argument for wearing it rests on that bright, woody freshness. The scent settles on vanilla.
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