Nº 3
Fragrance notes
Character
You press your nose to your wrist and get a clean, green snap, ivy and citrus and a pear that is not syrupy but firm, still growing on the branch. There is something a little polite about these top notes, a shade too proper, but the heart saves it with a powdery iris and a cool, waxy lily that turns the whole thing into a woman who just stepped out of an airy conservatory, a pressed flower still tucked behind her ear. The drydown is a soft drift of musks and ambers, barely a whisper, and that is the problem. This fragrance has the soul of a delicate watercolor and the performance of a single tear on a hot sidewalk lasting maybe two hours, leaving almost no sillage. You will need to reapply if you want anyone to notice, and you may decide that the quiet pleasure of the scent is enough for you alone. It suits the person who prefers to be felt only in close embrace, not announced from across a room. Perfect for a cool spring morning or a balmy summer afternoon when you want to smell like a garden after a light rain. Skip it if you crave projection or a full day of scent; this is a lovely, fleeting ghost of a fragrance, and it knows exactly how much space it takes up.
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