Vertigo
Fragrance notes
Character
The bright morning sun hits the terrace table where a linen dress brushes against the chair. Vertigo lives in this air. The aldehydes lift the Amalfi lemon and orange into a sharp, sparkling haze that feels like light bouncing off glass. Galbanum adds a crisp green edge that keeps the citrus from turning simple. The scent occupies the space around the wearer with a clear presence that does not overwhelm the quiet street below.
Jasmine and ylang-ylang unfold next, heavy and creamy, while tuberose pushes through with a thick white floral weight. Rose adds a soft powder that settles into the vanilla heart. The composition stays close enough to the skin to feel personal, yet it carries across the small table without fading into nothing. Sandalwood grounds the flowers with a smooth wood that feels warm against the linen.
Amber and musk wrap the base in a gentle sweetness that lingers through the late morning hours as the glass of water beads with condensation. The soapy freshness from the opening still flickers inside the floral richness, two moods occupying the same dress, the same chair, the same
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