Cupidos Kiss
Fragrance notes
Character
Cupidos Kiss works best on someone who enjoys a fragrance that feels dressed up without being formal. It suits a spring afternoon when the air is warm but not heavy, and it fits just as easily into a quiet evening out. The wearer who likes a scent that feels both soft and spiced will find something to enjoy here.
Neroli leads the way with a bright citrus impression that feels clean and lightly bitter. The heart brings narcissus and rose petals, and the flowers here lean powdery rather than fresh. There is a gentle, slightly vintage quality to this stage that some will love and others may find too old-fashioned.
Ginger adds a warm lift to the base, where sandalwood and jasmine sit beside vanilla and chocolate. The chocolate note is mild and creamy, not a loud dessert accord, and it blends into the wood rather than dominating it. The overall impression is a white floral bouquet wrapped in spice and smooth wood.
Composed by Manuela Pfannes-Völkel, this unisex release carries a yellow floral character that deepens into a vanilla and woody drydown. The powdery accord lingers near the skin while the citrus sparkle fades, leaving a soft trail of rose and sandalwood. It is a chocolate and floral combination that stays gentle from start to finish.
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