Stephany Bouquet
Fragrance notes
Character
Gardenia and jasmine lead the opening, supported by bright bergamot and a mix of citruses that keep the white florals from feeling heavy. Ylang-ylang adds a soft, slightly creamy edge, while blueberry brings a gentle fruitiness that sits close to the petals rather than dominating them. The top feels polished and upright, suited to a sunlit room where the air is warm and the windows are open. Lotus and black orchid follow in the heart, with lotus lending a clean, watery clarity and black orchid contributing a deeper, slightly shadowed floral tone. The transition stays smooth, never sharp, and the florals remain the focus throughout this stage.
Vanilla and chocolate enter the base with a sweet, comforting warmth, joined by sandalwood that rounds the edges and patchouli that adds a mild earthy depth. Vetiver keeps the foundation dry enough to prevent the sweetness from becoming cloying. The overall impression is woody, sweet, and lightly spicy, with powdery and aromatic facets that soften the richer notes. It feels composed for someone who enjoys prominent white florals paired with a dessert-like base but still wants a touch of greenery and citrus to lift the blend. The scent settles into a calm, golden space filled with blooming branches and a wooden table holding a bowl of fruit.
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