Telethon 2000 Chevrefeuille
Fragrance notes
Orange and lemon open Telethon 2000 Chevrefeuille with a bright, slightly tart lift that feels clean rather than sharp. The citrus stays close to the skin and moves quickly, giving way to the heart notes before you have time to settle into it. Honeysuckle and jasmine take over with a soft, creamy white floral character that leans sweet without becoming heavy. The transition is smooth, and the floral side carries most of the wear, sitting comfortably in that space between fresh and indulgent.
The base is where the real personality lives. Virginia cedar brings a dry, pencil-shaving woodiness that grounds the flowers, while myrrh adds a resinous, amber-like warmth that feels slightly old-fashioned in the best way. Together they turn the scent into something more serious than the opening suggests. The myrrh in particular gives it a faintly medicinal, churchy edge that keeps the sweetness from wandering too far into simple perfume-counter territory. It is a dry, aromatic finish that feels more intimate than the floral heart, and it suits cooler air perfectly.
Someone who enjoys florals but wants a woody, resinous anchor will find a lot to like here. It works best on a slow weekend morning when the air is crisp, or during a quiet evening walk when you want something gentle and a little nostalgic.
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