Top Notes: Citrus, black pepper, jasmine.
Middle Notes: Amber, moss, musk.
Base Notes: Orange blossom, jasmine.
Top Notes:
The top note is the first scent noticed when the perfume is applied. Composed of the most volatile essences, its effect lasts only a few minutes. It’s important not to judge a perfume based solely on this initial aroma, as top notes consist of sharp, quickly evaporating scents.
Middle Notes:
When the top notes fade, the middle notes emerge and can last for several hours. Known as the "heart notes," they are crucial to the fragrance's identity. It's recommended to wait patiently for the middle notes to unfold before forming a final opinion about the perfume.
Base Notes:
The base notes influence the perfume's longevity and can last throughout the day. They become noticeable at least 30 minutes after application, as the middle notes start to fade. This layer reflects the essence and personality of the perfume.