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A floral-fruity by Alberto Morillas from The Florals line. Osmanthus, peach, neroli, bergamot, mandarin and cinnamon open into Indian tuberose, jasmine, narcissus and May rose, grounded by amber, cedar, sandalwood, vetiver and patchouli.
To me this is trouble in a flower shop. Osmanthus, peach, neroli and citrus open juicy and bright, cinnamon winking, the osmanthus giving it an apricot-leather wink like fruit left in the sun, then Indian tuberose takes over, creamy and heady, with jasmine, narcissus and May rose. Amber, cedar, sandalwood, vetiver and patchouli ground it in warm wood. The tuberose has a wild edge, but the fruit keeps it playful. It is the good girl with a secret, floral, fruity, just dangerous enough to be interesting, never enough to be scary. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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