Floral Fixation No. 2
Fragrance notes
Black currant arrives first, a tart fruit note that feels dark rather than bright. Orchid sits beside it with a smooth, polished surface. The fruit does not dominate for long.
Gardenia appears in the heart, creamy and full. Carnation brings a warm spicy edge that keeps the white florals from feeling cold. Iris adds a powdery softness that settles across the petals.
The lactonic accord gives the blend a milky weight. Woody notes anchor the base without pulling the fragrance into a heavy direction. Sweetness is present but restrained by the aromatic facets.
The overall impression is a floral that wears its powder lightly. It suits cooler days and evenings out. The composition feels intentional, each note placed to support the next rather than compete
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