Kiss Me More
Fragrance notes
Character
You get a bright, citrusy kiss of orange blossom and mandarin, but the lemon is tart enough to cut through. Within minutes, the lavender and jasmine step in with a clean, herbal softness, while hazelnut and heliotrope dust the heart with a nutty, powdery sweetness. The base settles into a warm vanilla and amberwood embrace, with vetiver adding a dry, grounding whisper and musk holding it close to the skin.
This is a cashmere sweater warmed by a radiator, dusted with powdered sugar and a lavender sprig tucked in the collar. It feels sweet, cozy, and gently synthetic in the best mainstream way, like a comforting hug rather than a declaration. The longevity and sillage are modest, barely two hours of noticeable presence, which is honest about its intentions: this is not a room-filler. It suits someone who wants a soft, edible veil for crisp fall mornings, gray winter afternoons, or early spring evenings. Skip it if you need a beast-mode performer or hate anything gourmand-adjacent. Wear it for a coffee date, a lazy Sunday, or when you want to feel quietly pretty without shouting. Just reapply generously.
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