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Sunkisses

4.2/5 · 6 votes Unisex 2017
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Longevity3.0/5
Sillage1.9/5
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Our take

Sunkisses opens with a bright citrus note that feels immediate and clean. The opening is light rather than sharp, giving the fragrance a friendly start that does not overwhelm the senses. It moves quickly into the heart where ylang-ylang, neroli, and rose create a yellow floral blend that is soft and slightly creamy. The rose here is not dark or heavy, but it adds a gentle structure to the floral accord so the composition stays balanced.

The base introduces cedar and palisander rosewood alongside vanilla. The woods provide a dry, slightly spicy foundation that keeps the vanilla from becoming too sweet. This combination results in a warm spicy and fresh spicy character that sits comfortably next to the floral heart. The vanilla smooths the edges of the cedar without turning the fragrance into a gourmand.

The overall profile is woody, citrus, fresh, yellow floral, sweet, and warm spicy. It feels appropriate for a bright morning or a walk outdoors when the light is clear and the air feels open. The scent carries a relaxed mood that fits casual settings and everyday wear. It suits someone who enjoys floral woods with a touch of sweetness and prefers a composition that stays approachable rather than intense.

The fragrance was composed by Liza Kwan and launched in 2017. It is marketed as a unisex oriental floral, though the fresh citrus and clean woods give it a modern feel that leans toward daily use. The palisander rosewood adds a subtle depth that keeps the vanilla grounded, and the neroli bridges the gap between the opening citrus and the

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