To Define
Some feelings arrive before the words do. Five fragrances, five ways to begin.
Flipped.
A tart opening of grapefruit, rhubarb and blackcurrant. Cucumber and mint cool the edges. Vetiver, patchouli and cedar give the brightness somewhere to settle.
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Love, returned.
Redamancy means love returned. Here, rose meets Earl Grey tea and rum. Geranium and cypress add a green edge; patchouli, vetiver and frankincense deepen the finish.
Once.
Bergamot and Buddha’s hand citrus, sharpened by juniper and a gin accord. White tea, iris and peony soften the story before pine, oakmoss and tonka close it.
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A change of heart.
Palpitate moves from cool grapefruit and mint into cypress, labdanum and oakmoss. Amber, patchouli and musk turn the cool opening warm. The change is the point.
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Flipped, for brightness with tension. Once, for citrus with softness. Redamancy, for rose with depth. Palpitate, for the move from cool to warm. MeUnder, Yousi, the cover fragrance, for white tea, hay, iris and quiet woods.