Pleasure
Fragrance notes
Character
Olive and apricot open this scent with a savory fruitiness that feels unusual for a feminine release. Jasmine lifts the top with a bright floral touch that keeps the fruit from feeling heavy.
Calypsone and narcissus sit at the center alongside tuberose and violet leaf. The may rose adds a soft petal quality that rounds out the heart. Virginia cedar and amber anchor the base with bourbon vetiver and freesia.
The overall character is aquatic, fruity, aromatic, bitter, and powdery all at once. It leans gourmand without becoming sugary, and the bitter edge stops the sweetness from taking over. The scent feels suited to someone who enjoys floral fruit with a savory twist.
Sunlight hits a terrace table where a bowl of olives sits next to sliced apricots and a glass of water.
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