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Calabrian bergamot and mandarin orange open the composition with a bright, tangy lift that feels immediate and cheerful. Orange adds a pulpy sweetness beside them, while geranium brings a green, slightly medicinal edge that keeps the citrus from turning flat. Angelica contributes a fresh, herbal bite that sits cleanly on the skin. The top notes move quickly into the heart without losing their energy, creating an entrance that feels polished and intentional rather than loud or showy.

Iris and Damask rose form a soft, powdery core that sits close to the skin and feels elegant rather than sugary. Hawthorn adds a faintly floral, slightly wild nuance, and artemisia brings a dry, bitter freshness that prevents the florals from becoming too rounded. The heart stays refined and calm, leaning into the powdery accord while the fresh spicy and aromatic facets keep it from feeling dated or overly feminine in a traditional sense.

Patchouli and sandalwood anchor the blend with an earthy, woody depth that feels warm and grounding. Labdanum introduces a balsamic richness that rounds out the base, while Virginia cedar adds a dry, pencil-shaving sharpness that lingers neatly beneath the florals. The result is a composed mix of woody, citrus, and powdery tones that suits a sunny terrace in warm air or a walk through dry leaves. It closes on iris and balsamic.

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