Royal Ceylan
Fragrance notes
Character
Creed introduces Royal Ceylan as a unisex citrus-aromatic fragrance, launched in 2006 and composed by Olivier Creed and Erwin Creed. The scent opens with a bright, zesty blend of tangerine and bergamot, immediately lifted by an unexpected hint of ginger. Green tea and rice notes add a soft, slightly powdery freshness to the top, preventing the citrus from becoming too sharp. In the heart, sea salt and lotus create a clean, airy floral impression, while the base settles into a dry, woody vetiver and cedar finish. Petitgrain and lemon linger subtly, extending the citrus theme without heaviness. Royal Ceylan feels transparent and natural, never synthetic or cloying, with a smooth transition from juicy opening to woody close. It suits someone who enjoys fresh, elegant daytime scents, but those seeking depth, warmth, or noticeable sillage may find it too restrained. One imagines a sunlit garden terrace, a light cotton shirt, and a warm breeze carrying the scent of citrus trees and salt air.
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