Love Story
Fragrance notes
Character
Violet leaf and pink pepper open the composition with a crisp, green bite. Raspberry adds a bright, tart fruitiness that feels immediate and unpolished. Jasmine and damask rose sit at the center, soft and familiar, while geranium pulls the florals toward something slightly herbal. The spicy base is the heart of the matter. Cinnamon and cloves bring a dry, powdered heat that sits heavily against the skin. Tonka bean rounds the edges with a smooth, vanilla-adjacent sweetness. Saffron threads through the final stage, offering a faint metallic glow that keeps the blend from becoming too cozy.
Rebecca Harrison composed a fragrance that feels rooted in the middle of the day. It suits a walk through a city park when the air is cool but the sun is strong. The warmth of the spices pairs well with a light jacket and clear skies. It is not a scent for someone who wants to disappear into the background. The aromatic and ozonic accords give it a lifted, airy quality that prevents the heavy spices from suffocating the wearer. It feels intentional and put together, like a planned outfit.
The drydown is where the character truly settles. The cinnamon and cloves linger, mixing with the tonka bean to create a scent that resembles a fresh bakery pastry dusted with sugar and spice, sitting on a wooden table outdoors while a gentle breeze moves through the garden.
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