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Fragrance notes
Character
Raspberry and mandarin orange lead the first spray with a bright, juicy lift. Apple adds a crisp edge that keeps the citrus from feeling flat. The fruit here is sweet, but it stays lively rather than heavy. Litchi brings a watery softness to the heart, and apricot follows with a mellow, golden tone. Lily sits quietly in the background, letting the rose carry the floral weight. The rose itself is clean and transparent, more dewy petal than antique powder. Musk and amber form a gentle base that wraps the fruit in a warm, slightly powdery haze.
Michel Gouges composed this 2016 release for Brocard. It leans into the fruity and tropical accords without losing its fresh footing. The overall impression is playful and uncomplicated, suited to someone who enjoys a scent that feels like sunlight on skin. It works best on those who like their florals sweet and their citrus rounded by soft musk. Anyone who prefers dry, austere compositions or dark, resinous woods will find little to hold their attention here.
The fragrance suits a morning walk past stalls of ripe fruit and cut flowers. It fits a table set outdoors with cold drinks and bright linen. It belongs to that part of the day when the air feels warm and clear. The scent stays close and personal, a companion rather than a statement. It is a bright, fruit-laden ribbon tied around a simple bunch of garden roses.
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