Chou Chou
Fragrance notes
Character
A terrace table sits under a sky that has just lost its last light. The air is cool enough to make a coat necessary, and the heater beside the railing hums with a steady, low sound. On the wrist, the first impression is bright and immediate, the sharp peel of orange and mandarin cutting through the damp evening air alongside a clear bergamot edge. That citrus spark does not rush away. It lingers near the skin, staying present for a long stretch as the heart of jasmine and violet begins to rise. The flowers feel soft and slightly powdery, sitting close against the pulse point rather than drifting outward to announce themselves across the small space.
As the night deepens, the warmth of the table and the surrounding air pulls the base notes forward. Milk chocolate and coffee blend with vanilla and caramel to create a rich, edible weight that feels dense and personal. A touch of amber adds a golden heat, while moss grounds the sweetness so it never becomes cloying. The scent remains a private companion, holding its place against the skin while the evening goes on around it. The citrus still flickers faintly through the gourmand richness, refusing to vanish entirely as the chocolate and spice settle into the fabric of the coat
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