Silk Blossom (2017)
Fragrance notes
Character
Apricot leads the opening, soft and ripe, with bergamot adding a clean lift that stops the fruit from feeling heavy. White pepper brings a tiny spark that keeps the start from turning sugary. The heart settles into silk tree blossom and rose petals, supported by jasmine that stays fresh rather than heady. Heliotrope and oakmoss ground the base with a gentle powder and a faint earthy shade, so the whole composition feels airy but not weightless. The scent stays close as the apricot slowly fades into the blossoms, present through a morning walk without extending far beyond the skin.
This suits someone who likes a floral that carries a little fruit without becoming a dessert scent. It feels at home in a sunlit garden with a light breeze moving through the trees, surrounded by blooming roses and open air. The powdery finish keeps it polite enough for an office or a casual lunch. Anyone who wants a bold trail or a dark, heavy signature will find it too restrained. It is a pale pink scarf left on a garden bench, still warm from the sun.
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