N° 17 Flor Sensual
Fragrance notes
Character
A restaurant terrace hums with quiet conversation as glasses clink under dim pendant lights. The air carries a bright lift of mandarin orange and bergamot, softened immediately by black currant and raspberry. The fruit feels fresh rather than candied, a lively opening that draws attention without overwhelming the small circle of people nearby.
Rose and jasmine rise gently from the skin, supported by iris and orange blossom. The flowers stay close, never drifting far from the wrist, and the iris adds a faint powder that keeps the white petals from feeling too lush. It is a floral presence meant for proximity, noticed when someone leans in to speak.
Benzoin and vanilla warm the air just above the pulse points, while praline adds a smooth sweetness. Patchouli grounds the blend so the sugar does not dominate, letting the amber accord settle comfortably against the skin. The scent remains personal, fading gradually but never disappearing during the evening.
This is a fragrance built for nearness, its fruity start giving way to a white floral heart and a sweet, woody finish.
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