Cheap & Chic I Love Love
Fragrance notes
Character
Grapefruit, orange and lemon open in a rush, tart and citrus-forward, with red currant adding a berry snap alongside it. Sugar cane and tea rose soften the middle into something sweeter and rounder, cinnamon warming it just slightly at the edges, never enough to compete with the citrus overhead, and lily-of-the-valley adding a light, dewy touch underneath the rose.
Musk and cedar hold the base and keep the whole thing running at an ordinary clip, present but not persistent, felt as a small, bright bubble sitting right at the skin, easy to lose in a breeze but easy to pick back up close in. Thanaka wood adds a faint, powdery dryness underneath the sweetness, the one note that hangs on slightly longer than the rest.
Bright and uncomplicated, this suits warm weather best, spring turning into summer, easy over a sundress and light on the skin, nothing heavy or oriental about it. It doesn't ask much of the wearer or the room, and that simplicity is exactly the point on a hot afternoon when nothing heavier would feel right, citrus and sugar cane and not much else, easy enough on the nose even for people who usually skip perfume once summer hits.
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