Folies de Saisons L'Eau A la Bouche en Ete
Fragrance notes
Character
Folies de Saisons L'Eau A la Bouche en Ete opens with a bright squeeze of grapefruit that feels like standing near a fruit stall on a warm morning. The black currant adds a tart, slightly jammy edge that keeps the start from feeling too sharp.
Freesia and jasmine sit at the center, soft and airy rather than heady. The flowers give the scent a clean, slightly soapy finish that lingers close to the skin. The cedar and sandalwood in the base are light, offering a dry, pale wood backdrop that does not take over.
The mix stays close throughout, so the wearer enjoys the detail more than anyone nearby. It holds on steadily for a while before fading into a faint, powdery trace. Spicy and aromatic touches flicker in and out without ever becoming loud.
This is a scent for someone who wants a fresh, woody citrus to wear while walking through a sunny park or sitting by an open window. It suits a relaxed daytime mood when you prefer something gentle and unassuming.
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