Snow Bunnies Love by Harajuku Lovers bottle
Harajuku Lovers

Snow Bunnies Love

4.3/5 · 50 votes Feminine 2009
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity2.1/5
Sillage1.9/5
Day100
Night14
Winter68
Spring45
Summer32
Fall23
Our take

Pomelo and bergamot lead with a brisk citrus edge that immediately feels awake and open. Peach arrives beside them, adding a soft fruitiness that rounds the sharp corners without turning heavy. Bamboo brings a green, watery touch that keeps the opening clean and easy to wear. As the top notes settle, the heart opens into a full floral spread. Rose and peony carry the familiar softness of a garden in bloom, while narcissus and jasmine add a slightly indolic, golden depth. The flowers do not compete for space. They layer together into a bright, airy bouquet that stays sweet but never cloys. Ylang-ylang in the base pushes the yellow floral theme further, leaning into a slightly creamy texture that bridges the gap between the fresh top and the sweeter finish. Vanilla grounds the last stage with a smooth, dessert-like warmth that sits close to the skin and lingers after the brighter notes have faded.

The overall character stays light enough for a sunlit morning on a warm day, when the air feels clear and the pace is unhurried. It also fits a crisp winter walk where the cold sharpens each citrus note and the florals feel like a deliberate contrast to the chilly air around you. The scent never demands attention, moving instead through its stages with a steady, friendly presence that suits someone who wants to smell put together without making a statement. The vanilla and ylang-ylang give it just enough body to keep it from feeling like only a casual spritz, offering a gentle warmth that lingers on the fabric of a sleeve or the edge of a scarf while the fresh top notes keep the early hours feeling

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