Category: Green-Floral / Floral / Woody / Unisex
Here are the note breakdowns:
| Layer | Notes |
|---|---|
| Top / Opening | Green Notes, Hyacinth, Tangerine, Orange, Orange Blossom, Black Currant, Lemon |
| Heart / Middle | Rose, Carnation, Jasmine, Lily, Lily of the Valley, Ylang-Ylang |
| Base / Dry-down | Sandalwood, Musk, Vetiver, Balm (resinous) |
It opens bright, citrusy, and green. The fresh burst from things like tangerine, lemon, and green leafy notes gives it a crisp, energetic start.
As it settles, it becomes more floral: rose, jasmine, lily, etc. The heart is richer and more complex.
The base provides depth and warmth: smooth woods (sandalwood, vetiver), musk, and a resinous “balm” note add staying power and richness.
Versatility: Because it's unisex and the notes cover citrus, green, floral, and woody, it works well in many settings—day or evening.
Feel / Mood: Elegant yet fresh. It gives a clean, polished impression. The green and citrus openers feel lively; the florals bring softness; the base adds sophistication.
Longevity / Performance: Appreciated for being reasonably long-lasting (for its price class), especially because of the woody and musky base. The projection seems moderate to good.
If you want, I can write a shorter “blurb” version (more poetic / marketing-friendly) or compare it to some perfumes people might already know, so customers get a quicker idea.