Annabel Lee
Fragrance notes
Character
Litchi and pear meet a cold, watery opening that feels like a breeze across a garden path at twilight. The tea note adds a gentle bitterness that keeps the fruit from becoming a sugar bowl, while the ice accord gives the whole start a clean, crystalline edge. It is a bright and modern entrance that promises something airy rather than heavy, and the freshness lingers as the scent begins to shift.
The heart turns toward hay and akigalawood, where dry, golden stems meet a polished wood that feels smooth against the skin. Cashmeran adds a soft, fuzzy texture that bridges the gap between the crisp top and the warmer base. Raspberry returns in the drydown, but it is tempered by amber and musk, creating a fruity gourmand that stays elegant rather than loud. The powdery and aquatic facets keep it feeling light enough for a sunlit afternoon, yet the amber and oud hints give it a mysterious warmth suited to a starlit evening. It is a fragrance for someone who enjoys a walk that moves from a cool breeze to a cozy wrap, balancing tropical sweetness with woody depth. Raspberry.
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