Woman
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight pours over a garden patio where a glass of iced tea sits beside a plate of sliced citrus. Ted Baker Woman moves through the air with bright bergamot and lemon, joined by peach, tangerine, and apple that feel freshly cut. A gentle pour of rum adds a warm breath to the fruit, keeping the opening lively without turning heavy.
Freesia, lily, jasmine, and ylang-ylang unfold in the middle, their white petals softened by a touch of cinnamon that hums quietly in the background. The flowers stay clean and transparent rather than dense, letting the green accord thread through them like leaves rustling in a light breeze. Vanilla enters slowly with musk and vetiver, giving the scent a smooth foundation that feels natural against the skin.
The atmosphere remains bright and unpretentious, suited to a woman who enjoys floral accords without overwhelming sweetness. Fruity and woody facets balance each other so the composition never leans too far in one direction. Morning light catches a wooden table where fallen freesia petals rest beside a half-peeled peach.
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