Collie – Eau de Parfum
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening feels sharp enough to make you blink. Lemon and bergamot hit first with a bright, almost stinging clarity that can read as thin if you are hoping for immediate depth. There is no soft landing here, just a clean citrus line that demands attention before the rest of the room catches up.
You are standing on a stone terrace while the air still carries a cool morning dampness. The sun is warming the surface of the wall beside you, and someone has just sliced into a lemon nearby. Petitgrain adds a green, leafy edge to that bright fruit, while jasmine drifts in like a single white flower growing out of the stone. The scent stays close to the skin but feels vivid against the clear sky. Tonka bean, musk, and amber begin to wrap the citrus in a gentle, golden warmth that keeps the air from feeling sharp for long.
It smells like pale yellow light resting on a cold surface, the fruit and the stone meeting without either one giving way.
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