Lola
Fragrance notes
Character
Tunisian orange blossom and Sicilian bergamot open this composition with a bright citrus lift that feels clean and immediate. The orange blossom carries a soft floral edge rather than a sharp zest, and the bergamot adds a clear, pale yellow brightness that keeps the start from feeling heavy. This opening moves quickly into a heart dominated by tuberose and jasmine. The tuberose here is full and creamy, sitting at the center of the fragrance, while the jasmine provides a lighter, more airy floral layer that prevents the heart from becoming too dense. The transition feels smooth, with the citrus fading gradually as the white flowers take over.
The base introduces white musk, cedar, and vanilla. The vanilla adds a gentle sweetness that supports the tuberose without turning the blend sugary. White musk brings a soft, skin-like quality that makes the later stages feel close and personal. Cedar adds a dry, pale wood line that keeps the musk and vanilla from feeling too round. The overall texture is powdery, which softens the edges of the white floral accord. The animalic facet noted in the profile appears as a subtle warmth beneath the flowers, adding depth without dominating the cleaner musky and woody elements.
Composed by Mário Torri Neto and launched in 2022, this feminine floral suits wearers who enjoy prominent tuberose and jasmine built on a musky, woody foundation. It works well for daytime occasions in spring and summer, when the citrus and fresh flowers feel most at home. Those who prefer green, fruity, or aquatic styles without powder or animalic warmth will find this less appealing. The vanilla and cedar give it enough structure to move between casual and slightly formal settings. The scent settles into a white floral accord supported by musky and woody tones.
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