Moving Times
Fragrance notes
Character
Mint and Italian lemon open Moving Times with a brisk, cooling snap that feels like stepping into a shaded courtyard after a long walk in the sun. Litsea cubeba adds a bright, slightly peppery citrus edge that keeps the entrance lively without turning sharp. Geranium and lavender soon arrive to give the scent a clean, soapy structure, while iris smooths the transition with a soft, powdery touch. The base brings Madagascar vanilla and tonka bean, but they stay in the background, offering warmth rather than sugar. Indonesian patchouli leaf and Spanish labdanum ground the blend, giving it a resinous, earthy weight that stops the freshness from floating away.
Galleria Parfums crafted this with Francis Kurkdjian and Jérôme di Marino, and the result is a fragrance that fits a morning commute, a busy cafe table, or any moment when you want to feel composed and alert. It suits someone who enjoys the clarity of aromatic greens but wants a gentle sweetness underneath. If you usually reach for dry, wood-only scents, this may feel too rounded. Wear it when the day is active and you want a scent that stays polite while keeping its character.
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