First Eau de Toilette pour l'Été 2006
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening is a bright, slightly fizzy lift of mandarin orange wrapped in the cool sparkle of aldehydes. Cassia adds a gentle, warm bite that keeps the citrus from feeling too simple. It smells like stepping outside when the air is still crisp but the sun is fully out.
Peony and Casablanca lily give the heart a clean, dewy texture that feels light on the skin. Rose sits behind them, adding a soft depth without turning heavy or romantic. Amber and cedar in the base ground the flowers just enough to keep the scent from floating away completely.
This is a fragrance for a morning walk through a garden where the pavement is still cool. It suits someone who likes florals that stay fresh and airy rather than rich or sweet. The aldehydes give it a polished, slightly vintage edge that feels elegant in daylight.
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