Innocent

Innocent opens with a sharp bite of rhubarb and bergamot that feels crisp against the skin. Currant buds add a cool, slightly tart edge before the heart reveals a soft Bulgarian rose. White flowers drift through the middle, keeping the rose from feeling too heavy or old-fashioned. The transition is smooth, moving from bright and tangy to something more rounded and gentle. Ambroxan and musk anchor the blend with a clean, modern warmth, while Virginia cedar provides a dry, woody backbone that prevents the florals from becoming overly sweet.

This composition suits someone who enjoys a floral that retains a green, slightly tart character throughout the wear. It feels polished and contemporary rather than vintage, sitting comfortably in a professional setting or a casual daytime outing. Those who prefer deep, resinous orientals or fragrances dominated by vanilla might find this too airy and restrained for their taste. The aroma stays close and personal, offering a clean scent bubble that feels appropriate for close quarters. It carries a crisp energy that fits a bright morning or a clear afternoon.

Geraldine Ignesta composed a fragrance that feels like stepping into a sunlit courtyard where damp soil meets fresh petals. The musky base lingers on the fabric of a wool coat after a walk through a cool garden.

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