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Fragrance notes
Character
The sun sits high over a stone courtyard in early autumn. A wooden table holds a bowl of sliced pineapple and dark plum, the fruit still cool from the morning air. Someone has placed a small bunch of ylang ylang nearby, its petals pale against the wood. Cassis adds a sharp, dark berry edge to the air, bright and slightly tart. The fruit smells fresh rather than sugary, each note distinct and easy to pick out.
Narcissus enters the scene with a green, slightly bitter floral weight. Cloves bring a dry, warm spice that keeps the flowers from feeling soft. Tuberose and jasmine rise together, thick and creamy, their white petals heavy in the still air. Sandalwood grounds the scene with a smooth, pale wood presence that does not dominate. The mix stays fruity and yellow floral at its core, aromatic and sweet without becoming a dessert.
The composition feels busy. So many accords compete at once that no single impression holds the attention for long. Pineapple, plum, spice, and three heavy florals crowd the same space. It is a warm spicy and fresh mix that struggles to settle into a clear identity. The sheer number of notes makes the scent feel cluttered rather than complex.
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