New York Musk Emerald Swarovski Shooting Star by Bond No 9 bottle
Bond No 9

New York Musk Emerald Swarovski Shooting Star

4.3/5 · 4 votes Feminine 2012
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Heart notes
Green Lily
Base notes

Character

Longevity4.3/5
Sillage3.8/5
Day100
Night50
Winter100
Fall50
Spring0
Summer0
Our take

Bond No 9 New York Musk Emerald Swarovski Shooting Star is a daytime companion for cold, bright mornings when the air bites a little. It opens with black currant and grapefruit blossom that feel crisp rather than syrupy. The fruit does not lean into candy. It gives a clean lift that suits a coat-and-scarf commute. Green lily and osmanthus follow with a soft floral touch, while nutmeg adds a gentle heat that matches a steaming cup of tea. The spices stay mild and never overwhelm the freshness. This combination creates a cheerful, upright mood that works best when the sun is out but the wind is sharp.

The base is where the argument settles. Musk, patchouli, sandalwood, and vetiver form a woody, powdery foundation that keeps the fruit grounded. The musk is prominent and smooth, supported by the dry earthiness of vetiver and the creaminess of sandalwood. Patchouli adds a slight weight that prevents the florals from floating away. This is not a flirty, evening sparkle. It is a structured, daily wear fragrance for someone who wants a floral woody musk that can handle a busy schedule and a brisk walk outdoors.

It suits the person who enjoys a prominent musk threaded through a fresh, spicy garden. The wearer who prefers a sheer, airy skin scent without body will find this blend too substantial. The powdery accords and warm spices give it a classic, composed personality that asks for a little confidence. It fits a wardrobe built on clear mornings and layered clothing, where a fragrance needs to stand beside wool and leather without shrinking

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