Charlotte
Fragrance notes
Character
Charlotte opens with a bright mix of lemon, bergamot, nectarine and peach, joined by lily-of-the-valley and Indian lotus. Coconut adds a soft, creamy edge to the citrus and stone fruit, keeping the start smooth rather than sharp. The floral heart builds quickly with violet, Tahitian gardenia, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, jasmine, iris and orchid, while bark, cinnamon and cloves bring a dry, lightly spiced contrast to the petals. This is a dense, powdery composition that leans sweet without becoming heavy, supported by a clean musk and a woody backbone of cedar, sandalwood, patchouli and labdanum.
Caramel, cotton candy and vanilla sit inside the base, pushing the scent toward a gourmand profile that stays close to the florals rather than drifting into a dessert replica. The powdery facet from violet and iris runs through the entire wear, tying the fresh top to the resinous, woody drydown. It suits someone who enjoys white and yellow florals paired with noticeable sugar and cream, and who does not mind a prominent musky finish. Those who prefer green, austere or strictly citrus compositions will find it too rounded and sweet. The whole effect fits a sunlit morning on a terrace surrounded by blooming plants and a plate of fresh fruit.
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