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Fragrance notes
Character
Pink pepper pricks the skin before the citrus arrives. Sweet orange and bergamot feel sun-warmed, not sharp. Mirabelle plum adds a round, gentle fruitiness that sits close to the skin. Neroli brings a clean brightness that lifts the opening without turning it soapy. Jasmine in the top layer gives a faint indolic whisper, a reminder that this flower has a pulse.
Gardenia takes over with a creamy texture that reads almost like milk. Orange blossom hums with a soft spicy edge from the pink pepper still lingering below. Lily keeps the heart upright and crisp rather than heavy. Cashmere wood and sandalwood wrap the flowers in a smooth, pale blanket. The musky accord sits underneath, giving the blend a skin-like closeness that feels intimate.
This is a scent for a table outdoors when the air is warm and the light is clear. It suits someone who likes white florals but wants fruit and wood to keep them from feeling stiff. The lactonic quality makes it comforting rather than formal. It is not for those who reach for dark, resinous compositions. The sweetness stays moderate throughout. The final impression is a soft, lingering white floral.
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