Tilia
Fragrance notes
Character
Tilia by Clandestine Laboratories smells like a bowl of sliced fruit left on a sunny kitchen table. Apple and grapefruit provide a crisp, juicy bite that feels immediately refreshing. Grapes add a round, sugary softness that leans into the honey accord. The lime blossom and lily-of-the-valley swirl together in a bright white floral haze. Pink lotus and frangipani push the scent toward a yellow floral character that is cheerful and warm.
Cedar gives the blend a dry, pale wood edge that keeps the sweetness from becoming heavy. A touch of cinnamon sits quietly in the background, offering gentle spice rather than heat. The green accord runs through the entire composition like crushed leaves. Everything feels aquatic and light, as if the flowers are growing near running water.
This fragrance suits a bright morning in a garden where the air is clear and warm. The scent feels natural rather than synthetic, though the fruit can read a little candied at times. It is a feminine composition that stays playful and never turns serious. The mix of florals and fruit creates a happy, open mood.
The honey and sweet accords can become overwhelming if too much is applied at once. The cinnamon feels slightly disconnected from the fresh fruit and flowers around it. Composed by Mark Sage, the formula sometimes struggles to balance its many fruity notes.
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