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Fragrance notes
Character
Coconut shavings sit on a cool surface next to a handful of fresh mint leaves. The aldehydes lift the opening so it feels airy rather than heavy, like a breeze moving through a bright kitchen. Jasmine and ylang-ylang bring a soft petal texture that rests gently near the skin. The orange flower adds a sunny, slightly tangy brightness that keeps the florals from feeling too dense.
Orris and tuberose anchor the blend with a creamy rootiness that does not overwhelm the room. Amyris lends a smooth wood tone while styrax adds a faint resinous warmth. The scent stays present through a long afternoon without demanding attention or filling the space around you. It suits a walk under clear skies when the air feels warm and the light is steady.
The mint and green accords give a crisp edge, yet the coconut and tuberose eventually lean sweet. That sweetness can feel a bit flat on dry skin, and the composition lacks a sharp contrast to keep it lively. Fabrice Olivieri composed a pleasant floral that fits daily wear, but the blend does not offer much depth once the initial freshness fades.
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