Tango
Fragrance notes
Character
Tango begins with a sharp bite that can feel a little thin before the rest of the composition catches up. The pink pepper and coriander arrive first, bright and slightly abrasive, while the mandarin orange and bergamot rush in with a cold clarity. It needs a moment to settle into its own skin.
Inside a sunlit conservatory as rain taps against the glass, the air carries the scent of wet stone and blooming peony. A woman walks through the space wearing Tango, and the jasmine and rose in her wake mix with the steam rising from a cup of tea. The nectarine and mango add a soft, golden weight to the air, never loud, just present among the juniper and the fresh spice. As the afternoon cools, the praline melts into the sandalwood and cedar, creating a warm, woody hush against the damp chill of the room. The musk lingers near the collar of her coat like a quiet memory of the fruit that was peeled earlier on a wooden table.
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