ORIGIN OF LOVE
Fragrance notes
Character
ORIGIN OF LOVE by MiN NEW YORK asks a lot of its wearer right away. The first spray brings a sharp, peppery lift that can feel a bit thin before the heart notes arrive. This initial bite is a limitation because it risks putting off anyone expecting a smooth, immediate warmth. Pink pepper and cardamom create a bright, citrusy friction that demands patience.
Once the opening settles, the scent reveals its true character through a milky green fig leaf and a soft orris root. The caramel here is not a heavy dessert note but a translucent glaze that sits atop the earthy base. Oakmoss provides a damp, forest-floor anchor that keeps the sweetness grounded. It feels like a walk through a dewy garden where the sun is just beginning to warm the leaves. The sandalwood and tonka bean provide a creamy, powdery finish that stays close to the skin without overwhelming the senses. It is a scent that respects personal space, offering a gentle aura rather than a loud statement.
This fragrance suits a person who enjoys the contrast of green sharpness and soft gourmand textures. It is for those who appreciate a scent that stays with them throughout a busy morning without needing a midday touch-up. The blend of woody and powdery elements feels sophisticated and intimate. It captures the feeling of a quiet, sunlit morning where the air is crisp and clear. The dry down leaves a lasting impression of mossy, soft spicy warmth that lingers on the skin.
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