Pitaya Supreme
Fragrance notes
Character
A sunlit terrace overlooks a garden where white linen flaps gently in a warm breeze. On the table sits a sliced dragon fruit, its bright pink flesh speckled with tiny black seeds next to a bowl of tart kiwis and a handful of raspberries. A twist of bergamot peel rests near a few cracked pink peppercorns. This is the air around Pitaya Supreme. The pitahaya leads with a juicy, watery sweetness that feels immediate and unpretentious. Kiwi and raspberry sharpen the edges so the opening stays vivid rather than cloying. Pink pepper adds a gentle lift that keeps the fruit from sitting flat.
As the moment continues, elemi brings a soft resinous clarity that meets the powdery root of orris. Rose enters with a clean, sheer petal quality rather than heavy perfume antiquity. The base arrives like a glass of champagne poured over pomegranate seeds, with cashmeran offering a smooth woody cushion and musk wrapping the scene in a gentle, skin-close haze. The scent feels modern and playful, suited to someone who enjoys fruit without wanting candy. It carries a tropical spirit balanced by aromatic spice and a dry, woody finish. The final impression is a bright, fizzy champagne accord.
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