Ivory Garden
Fragrance notes
Cardamom opens the composition with a bright, peppery lift that immediately feels polished. Tunisian neroli follows with a clean, slightly bitter orange blossom tone that keeps the start from leaning too heavy. Calabrian bergamot adds a sharp citrus edge that cuts through the spice and gives the early stage a clear, sunny character.
Ylang-ylang brings a creamy, almost banana-like softness to the heart. Damask rose sits beside it with a deep, slightly powdery red floral presence. Jasmine sambac adds a rich, heady white floral layer that makes the center feel dense and slightly sweet rather than airy.
Amberwood creates a warm, resinous foundation that feels smooth against the skin. Sandalwood contributes a milky, rounded woodiness that softens the sharper spices from the top. Virginia cedar adds a dry, pencil-sharpening crispness that prevents the base from becoming too creamy or overly sweet.
The overall impression is a carved ivory panel where delicate yellow flowers are etched into warm, polished wood.
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