Glasstime
Fragrance notes
The bright fruit arrives first in a sunlit kitchen where a bowl holds lemon wedges, slices of papaya, melon, peach, and pear. The citrus is sharp and clean, the softer fruit adding a gentle juice that feels immediate and cheerful. Tuberose and jily-of-the-valley rise through the air as someone walks past a vase of jasmine, violet, and rose, the white petals lending a creamy texture to the room. The air feels fresh and floral, sweet but not heavy, with a light powdery touch that settles around the space.
As the moment lingers, the scent deepens into blackberry and vanilla, the fruit turning darker and smoother against a quiet musk. Cedar adds a dry, pale wood that keeps the sweetness from becoming too soft. The white floral accord stays present, now wrapped in a gentle powder that feels calm and close. It suits someone who enjoys a floral that carries fruit through its heart and settles into a warm, slightly woody finish. The overall impression is a fresh, fruity, powdery floral built around tuberose, violet, rose, and citrus, with a sweet, white floral drydown.
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