Onice
Fragrance notes
Character
Bright sun falls across a stone terrace where a glass of iced tea sits untouched beside a book. The air carries licorice and anise, their cool bite softened by mint and the round sweetness of peach and pineapple. Nutmeg and citruses add a gentle heat that never overwhelms, while lavender and hyacinth keep the air feeling clean. Geranium, jasmine, rose, and ylang-ylang weave through the spices with a green, powdery softness that feels composed rather than crowded.
Cedar and sandalwood ground the blend so it stays present through a long morning without ever pushing past the space you occupy. Musk and amber wrap the floral spice in a warm haze that lingers on fabric and skin, asking for closeness to be noticed. The fruit never turns sugary, and the anis accord remains steady rather than sharp, letting the aromatic greens lead the way while the woods quietly hold everything in place.
Fabrizio Tagliacarne composed a fragrance that stays true to its floral green character from the first moment to the last. The only drawback is the strong medicinal edge of the licorice, which can feel harsh to anyone who prefers their fresh scents without that bitter, herbal sting.
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