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A Shooting Stars classic named for a meteorite that fell over Japan, presented with a meteorite fragment. Bergamot, green notes and neroli open onto cardamom, pink pepper, jasmine and nutmeg, over vetiver, cedar, guaiac wood, patchouli and amber — refined and luminous.
To me this smells like bergamot, green notes and neroli — a Shooting Stars classic named for a meteorite over Japan, refined and luminous. Cardamom, pink pepper, jasmine and nutmeg spice the heart into warm brightness. Vetiver, Virginia cedar, guaiac wood, patchouli and amber ground it in elegant depth. It is the meteorite: bright, refined, and quietly cosmic. Beginner-friendly — a fresh, luminous woody, easy to love.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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