Move On
Fragrance notes
Character
Move On opens with a frosted mango note that leans heavily into candy territory, and the lemon and pineapple do little to cut that sugar. This is not a subtle introduction. The fruit here is loud and unapologetically synthetic, which will immediately put off anyone who prefers a naturalistic citrus or a dry, understated floral. It wears its sweetness on the sleeve from the first spray, and there is no hidden sophistication waiting to rescue it for the office or a formal evening.
Despite that upfront sugar, this fragrance earns its place as the perfect companion for a bright afternoon spent near water. The lotus and hibiscus bring a watery, ozonic quality that lifts the heavy peach and watermelon into a breezy, tropical air. Sandalwood and amber anchor the base just enough to keep the fruit from floating away entirely, giving it a warm skin feel. It suits the person who wants to feel like they are walking through a resort pool area with a chilled fruit cup in hand.
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