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Character
Raspberry and apple lead the first spray, bright and juicy enough to feel like a walk through a garden where the air still carries a chill. Violet softens the fruit with a powdery touch, while orange blossom adds a clean white floral lift that keeps the opening from leaning too heavy. As the scent settles, rose and jasmine emerge, rounded out by iris that brings a soft, slightly rooty elegance. The heart feels polished and feminine, never sharp, with the florals blending into a smooth ribbon of scent that sits close to the skin.
Cedar, cypress, and pine give the base a green, forest-like structure that anchors the sweetness above. Amber warms the woods just enough to keep the drydown cozy without turning gourmand. The result is a woody floral that feels refined and approachable, suited to someone who likes a scent that bridges fruit and forest with a powdery finish. It wears well for daytime plans and cooler weather outings. The one drawback is that the raspberry can read a bit candied, which may not suit those who prefer their florals completely dry and understated.
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