Boss Woman
Fragrance notes
FreesiaViolet Root
Character
Mango leads Boss Woman into tropical fruity-floral territory, sweet and a little creamy, joined quickly by mandarin for a brighter, more citrus-forward top than the mango alone would give. The staying power sits squarely in the middle, neither fleeting nor persistent, and the scent keeps a fairly tight radius around the wearer, the kind of presence a seatmate would pick up on.
Freesia and violet root take over in the heart, softening the fruit into something with the soft, clean smell of a favorite body lotion. The violet root in particular adds a slightly earthy, rooty undertone beneath the freesia's sweetness, grounding what could otherwise be an entirely candied floral. White cedar and sandalwood close it out gently, adding a soft woody structure underneath the fruit.
Spring and summer daylight are where it belongs, when the fruity brightness matches the season best. It is a simple, easy scent, more suited to daily errands and office wear than an evening out, and the tropical fruit at the top makes it feel younger and breezier than the sandalwood base alone would suggest.
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