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View price detailsJasminora is a bright, dew-covered portrait of a garden in early bloom. It opens with an sharp, energetic burst of bergamot paired with the resinous, vegetal snap of galbanum. This green introduction creates a "snapped stem" effect that feels hyper-realistic rather than synthetic, setting a crisp stage for the floral heart to follow. The fragrance centers on a transparent, airy jasmine that lacks the heavy, indolic weight often found in white florals. Instead, it is supported by the cool, watery textures of lily of the valley and cyclamen, alongside the peppery sweetness of freesia. Wearing it feels like standing in a breeze filled with the scent of fresh flower petals and green leaves. The base remains light and clean, using a soft touch of musk and amber to ground the florals without distracting from their naturalistic clarity.
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