Puro
Fragrance notes
Character
A crisp apple slice meets a squeeze of lemon at the very start, the sharp citrus edges softened by a faint bite of pink pepper. Peony drifts in quickly, its pale petals giving the fruit a clean floral lift that never turns heavy. The opening feels bright and upright, like a room with the windows open.
Pelargonium and magnolia carry the middle, their green stems still visible alongside the white bloom of lily-of-the-valley. Petitgrain adds a faintly bitter orange leaf that keeps the flowers from settling into a soft blur. Everything here stays fresh rather than lush, the greenery more leaf than grass.
Tonka bean and sandalwood anchor the base with a smooth, rounded warmth. Musk and ambrette stretch that softness without coating the skin in obvious vanilla. The drydown keeps the earlier clarity intact, so the woods feel dry and the sweetness stays light.
Puro suits someone who likes a floral that stands straight rather than sprawling. Wear it on a warm spring day or to an outdoor lunch where you want to smell clean and composed.
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