Lost in a Dream
Fragrance notes
Character
Milk and cinnamon give the opening a soft, warm pull, with bergamot and orange adding a brief lift around the edges. Lost in a Dream soon turns plush and edible, layering marshmallow over croissant, almond, and fig nectar. Coffee brings a roasted accent, while orchid and jasmine add a floral haze beneath the sweetness. The effect feels like a small pastry shop after closing, with warm light on the wooden tables and spice lingering in the air.
Madagascar vanilla, tonka bean, and Tolu balsam deepen the drydown into a powdery, lactonic blend. Sandalwood and oak tree lend a dry grain to the base, and musk smooths the finish. Its sweetness has a rounded, creamy texture, with amberwood giving the middle a gentle glow. The composition leans feminine in mood, though anyone drawn to soft gourmand woods could enjoy it.
Lost in a Dream has moderate staying power and settles into a skin scent, making it easy to wear in close company. It suits a quiet dinner, a knit sweater, or an evening spent indoors, with fall and winter bringing out its richest side. Spring also works, especially when the air is cool. Those seeking a crisp, airy floral may find the milk, vanilla, and pastry notes too cozy, while gourmand lovers will find plenty to savor.
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