Florid
Fragrance notes
Character
Heat, salt air, and the first slice of fruit after a swim. Tiare and mandarin hit at once, the citrus bright against a mineral edge that smells like skin that has been in the ocean. The salt keeps the opening from feeling like a candy shop, grounding the flowers before the sweeter notes arrive.
Ylang-ylang and frangipani take over, lush and heavy in the air, while strawberry and pineapple add a syrup-like weight. Jasmine lifts the center just enough to keep it from collapsing into pure sugar. Cedar enters late, dry and pale, giving the vanilla and amber a clean surface to rest on. The result is sweet, tropical, and unmistakably floral, with a woody base that stops it from feeling weightless.
Wear it on a warm night when the air is thick and the music is loud, or to a rooftop dinner where the lights reflect off the water. It fits someone who wants a fragrance that feels like a vacation but still expects to be noticed in a crowd.
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