Sundust
Fragrance notes
A bright morning sun warms the terrace floor as Sundust surrounds the air with a crisp opening of bergamot and neroli. The citrus feels sharp against the heat, cutting through the dry air with a clean and aromatic lift. Nearby, a bowl of ripe peach sits beside a fresh coconut drink, and the heart of the fragrance mirrors that exact pairing. The fruit is soft and juicy, while the coconut adds a creamy texture that leans into the warmth of the stone beneath the table.
Benzoin and tonka bean begin to rise from the base, pulling the scent toward a deep amber and vanilla character. The wood from the sandalwood blends with the spicy warmth of the resin, creating a powdery layer that settles over the fruity top. It is a sweet composition, but the aromatic citrus and the dry wood keep it from becoming heavy. The air smells of a floral fruity gourmand that feels both natural in the heat and rich with a resinous depth.
The scent lingers in the space between the warm stone and the shaded corner of the patio, mixing with the dry air and the faint aroma of the fruit left on the table. Brigitte Witschi composed this floral fruity gourmand to sit in this specific kind of light, where the coconut and peach meet the benzoin and sandalwood in a steady, warm spicy stream. The aroma continues to fill the quiet space as the heat presses on the terrace floor
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