The Color Orange
Fragrance notes
Character
The Color Orange opens with a bright, juicy burst of blood orange and bitter orange. Petitgrain adds a clean, leafy edge that keeps the citrus from feeling flat. The opening feels immediate and energetic, presenting a clear fruit profile that does not lean into candy territory.
Osmanthus and neroli form the floral heart, softening the sharp citrus with a gentle, apricot-like fruitiness. African orange flower and tangerine reinforce the theme without adding weight. The composition stays cohesive, moving between fruit and flower in a steady rhythm.
Myrrh and patchouli anchor the blend with a resinous, earthy depth. Musk and ambrette smooth the transition, while marigold contributes a slight herbal bitterness that balances the sweetness. The base feels warm and slightly balsamic, giving the fragrance a grounded finish.
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz composed a scent that captures the visual intensity of its name through scent alone. It suits bright morning light and open air, feeling at home in a sunlit room or a casual outdoor setting. A slice of orange resting on a white stone ledge.
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