Eau du Soir 2001
Fragrance notes
Character
Eau du Soir 2001 begins with mandarin orange and grapefruit that provide a bright, slightly tart opening. The citrus feels clean and immediate, giving the fragrance a crisp start before the more complex elements move forward. It is a clear entrance that prepares the nose for the dense heart without overwhelming it.
The middle reveals oakmoss, juniper, lily-of-the-valley, carnation, iris, pepper, French labdanum, jasmine, ylang-ylang, patchouli, rose, and lilac. This heart is layered and textured, with the moss and spice grounding the white and floral notes. The pepper adds a sharp edge while the labdanum and patchouli lend a resinous depth that keeps the flowers from feeling light. It suits a walk through a garden when the air turns cool and the light sits low, where the blend of earth and petal matches the quiet mood.
The base of musk and amber settles underneath the florals and spice, creating a warm, soft foundation. The musk smooths the sharper edges of the pepper and juniper, while the amber adds a gentle glow to the mossy heart. The overall character stays aromatic and woody, with fresh spicy and citrus accents that never fully fade. It feels composed and steady, balancing green earth with polished floral warmth. The finish rests on amber.
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