Selene
Fragrance notes
Character
Selene presents lemon, neroli, orange blossom, green apple, fig, galbanum and vetiver in a single bright sweep. The citrus and white floral accords sit beside fruity and green facets that keep the blend lively. There is a sweetness here that never turns heavy, supported by aromatic and woody touches. The fig adds a soft roundness next to the crisp apple, while galbanum pulls the scent toward a leafy edge. Vetiver grounds the mix without making it dark.
St. Narcissus offers a composition that feels at home in warm air and open spaces. Sunlight on a paved path lined with trees suits this fragrance well. The green and fresh accords match a mood of movement and clear skies. It works for anyone who likes florals that stay crisp rather than powdery. People who avoid sharp citrus or very sweet fruit should look to something calmer. The scent feels modern and composed, created by Apostolos Zanias for a 2025 release.
White floral and citrus lead, yet the green accord keeps the character honest. It suits daytime plans where a clean impression matters. The blend feels natural rather than synthetic, with each note visible in the whole. Sweet and woody elements balance the sharper sides without hiding them. A breeze moves through a garden where lemon trees grow beside fig branches and tall grass.
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