Jasmine Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
Honeysuckle and honey rush out first, bright and sticky, like a garden in full bloom caught at its most generous hour. The honey is thick rather than airy, giving the opening a golden weight that feels almost edible before the florals fully unfold.
Jasmine sambac and jasmine tea take over quickly, steeped and slightly green, with violet adding a soft powder that settles across the petals. Benzoin and ylang-ylang warm the base while sandalwood and cedar keep the flowers from floating away entirely. It smells like a sunny room with the windows open and a fresh cup cooling on the table. The amber and powdery accords make it feel comforting, yet the tea note prevents it from becoming heavy or cloying.
The honey is dominant throughout and never really steps back, which makes the whole composition lean sweeter than expected for a tea-themed fragrance. Anyone who prefers their florals dry or crisp will find this one too rich and sugary from start to finish.
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