Love Exposure
Fragrance notes
Character
Love Exposure opens with magnolia petals and neroli essence that feel bright and dewy. Ylang-ylang adds a soft golden tone, while cassis brings a small tart lift that keeps the flowers from sitting flat. The start is clean and inviting, leaning into the white floral accord without becoming sharp or soapy.
The heart introduces jasmine sambac alongside bay essence, cumin, and costus. The cumin and costus give the florals a warm, slightly animalic edge that feels alive and human. This is not a sterile bouquet. It is a floral that breathes, supported by the fresh spicy and aromatic accords that keep the air around it moving.
Composed by Mark Buxton, the base rests on sandalwood, musk, ambergris, incense, and vanilla. The vanilla and amber accords add a gentle sweetness, while incense and sandalwood provide a woody, powdery foundation. The result suits a bright morning in a garden or a walk through a park when the air is warm but not heavy. It is for someone who enjoys white florals but wants the scent to carry a natural, slightly untamed warmth.
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