VIII August
Fragrance notes
Bitter orange and lemon lead the opening with a sharp, tart edge. Peppermint cools that brightness immediately, keeping the citrus from feeling heavy or warm. The start is clean and brisk, moving straight into the floral heart without lingering on the fruit.
Jasmine and lily-of-the-valley bring a soft, airy white floral character. Rose adds a gentle depth that keeps the heart from feeling thin. The flowers stay fresh rather than sweet, supported by the green accord that runs through the composition. Cedar enters early and stays present, giving the floral notes a dry, woody backbone. White musk and white amber settle underneath, adding a light powdery warmth that rounds out the scent without weighing it down.
The overall feel is fresh, aromatic, and lightly powdery. It suits someone who wants a citrus floral that does not turn sugary and who prefers a woody drydown over a heavy base. It works well in spring and summer, during the day or for casual evenings out. It may not satisfy anyone looking for dark resins, heavy spice, or a bold gourmand profile. The scent is a clear stream running over pale cedar stones in bright morning light.
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