Artemis
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls across a tiled courtyard where a table holds a glass of cold water and a book left open to a half-read page. The air carries orange blossom and mandarin, bright and clean, touched by bergamot that keeps the citrus from feeling heavy. Lily and gardenia arrive soon after, joined by camellia and neroli that soften the edges and give the space a calm, lived-in feeling.
A faint animalic trace moves through the white petals, kept in check by powdery musk and smooth sandalwood. The blend stays close to the skin and never shouts across the courtyard. It feels composed rather than flashy, more at home near linen and stone than under hot stage lights, offering a clear floral picture without leaning into excess.
Mário Torri Neto shaped a scent that fits a woman who spends her morning outside and wants the air around her to feel fresh and intentional. Wear it when the day is already warm and you prefer a floral that stays composed, letting the white petals and citrus do the work without asking for attention.
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