Deja Vu Rodin
Fragrance notes
Character
Lilac sits at the center of this blend, soft and slightly dusty. Bergamot adds a bright lift that keeps the flower from feeling heavy. Musk wraps the petals in a clean, skin-close layer. Ambergris gives a salty, mineral edge that stops the composition from turning fully sweet. The powdery accord leans into the vintage character without making the scent feel dated. Green facets run through the mix and give it a leafy freshness. It is composed by Anne Flipo. The overall impression is floral first, then musky and citrus, with a dry finish that stays close to the skin.
Sunlight hits a garden path and the air carries lilac branches after rain. A window is open and the room smells of fresh stems and clean linen. Someone walks through that space in a light shirt, leaving a faint trace of salt and flower behind them. The mood is bright and unhurried, suited to a person who likes classic florals with a modern, mineral twist. It feels more at home in a casual setting than at a formal evening. The scent is gentle, never loud, and it asks little from the wearer. A glass of cold water on a white table, petals floating on the surface.
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