#003 San Junipero
Fragrance notes
Character
The sun hits the terrace and the air feels warm already. Raspberry and bergamot lead the first breath, bright and a little sticky, while a green mastic edge keeps the fruit from turning heavy. Ginger adds a small spark that vanishes quickly, leaving the white florals to take over. Tiare and jasmine sambac unfold in a creamy layer, supported by neroli that lifts the mix without sharpening it. Iris brings a soft powder that settles across the petals, and carnation adds a gentle, spicy warmth that sits low in the blend.
Musk and cedar hold the base close, so the scent stays near the skin and fades gradually as the morning goes on. Heliotrope rounds the drydown with a mild sweetness that pairs well with the lingering raspberry and the last trace of ginger. The overall impression is fresh, floral, and slightly sweet, moving through its phases without drawing attention across a room. It suits someone who likes a gentle, powdery floral that does not demand space, and it fits a slow morning outdoors where the air is warm and the light keeps changing
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