Diana
Fragrance notes
Character
Litchi and bergamot open the scent with a clean, bright fruitiness that feels immediate and unforced. Angelica root adds a green, slightly bitter edge that keeps the sweetness from becoming a simple candy impression. As the top notes step back, geranium and Tunisian neroli bring a floral clarity that stays light on the skin. Lavender enters with a soft herbal touch that bridges the fresh opening to the woodier base. Virginia cedar and Australian sandalwood give the drydown a dry, polished wood character that sits close without fading too quickly. White musk smooths the edges so the transition feels seamless rather than abrupt.
This composition suits someone who enjoys aromatic woods but dislikes heavy, overpowering formulations. It works well for a person who wants a fragrance that stays present through a morning walk or an afternoon outdoors without demanding constant attention. Those who prefer bold, room-filling scents or deep, resinous warmth will find this blend too restrained for their taste. The sandalwood and musk create a gentle trail that accompanies you rather than announcing your arrival from a distance.
Composed by Vanina Muracciole, the fragrance captures the feeling of sunlight hitting a wooden bench in a garden where herbs grow between the slats.
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