Magie de la Lune Магия Луны
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits a stone terrace where a glass of iced tea sits beside a notebook. The air carries the crisp snap of rhubarb and bergamot, bright and tart against the warm stone. Green tea threads through the opening, cool and slightly bitter, while magnolia and orange blossom add a soft white floral lift that feels clean rather than heavy.
Magnolia and jasmine take the center as the moment settles. The green tea note lingers here too, tying the heart to the opening. The flowers are fresh and dewy, not syrupy, and the overall impression stays light on the skin. It smells like a garden in motion, where petals and leaves move together in a gentle breeze.
Mint appears near the base, cool and unexpected among lily-of-the-valley and vanilla. Musk and ambrette wrap the florals in a soft haze, while styrax adds a faint resinous weight that keeps the blend from floating away entirely. The vanilla is pale and sheer, supporting the white flowers instead of turning the scent sweet.
The mint in the drydown creates a slight disconnect from the florals, making the transition feel abrupt rather than smooth. The vanilla and styrax do not fully bridge the gap between the cool mint and the warm flowers. The scent feels unsure of its final direction.
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