Cupidon
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and mandarin orange hit first with a bright, juicy clarity that feels like walking through a garden just after the morning dew has dried. Black currant adds a tart depth to the citrus, while apple brings a crisp sweetness that keeps the opening from leaning too sharp. Grapefruit slides in with a faint bitterness that grounds the fruit medley and stops it from becoming a simple candy blend.
Grass in the heart gives the florals a raw, slightly damp edge that smells like crushed stems underfoot. Rose and jasmine sit atop that green foundation without overwhelming it, offering a soft petal quality that stays close to the skin. The transition from fruit to flower happens smoothly, with the green thread holding both parts together in a single movement.
Musk and sandalwood form a base that is creamy rather than heavy, wrapping the brighter notes in a gentle warmth. The sandalwood feels smooth and polished, never dry or dusty, while the musk adds a clean, slightly powdery finish. Together they leave the impression of a scent that stays personal and never shouts across a room.
A picnic blanket spread over damp grass, with sliced fruit in a wooden bowl and a breeze moving through jasmine bushes.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
