Cherry Pits
Fragrance notes
Character
Anise arrives first with a cool, faintly herbal bite that quickly steps aside. Cherry Pits then gathers sour cherry and raspberry with almond and a slice of melon, while rose and jasmine sambac lend a white floral lift that keeps the fruit from leaning flat. Orange blossom brightens the edges so the opening feels brisk rather than syrupy.
The drydown is where the fragrance settles into its true shape. Vanilla and amber wrap the fruit in a warm, powdery haze, and cedar, guaiac wood and sandalwood add a dry, polished grain that stops the sweetness from overtaking the room. Musk lingers underneath, soft and slightly fuzzy, much like the surface of the stone that gives this scent its name. Picture a bright late morning with a cool breeze through an open window, a light jacket still on, as the air carries something fruited yet composed. It suits someone who enjoys cherry scents but wants the nutty, woody base to keep things grounded. The final impression is a gentle almond accord.
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