Fresh raspberry smells juicy, bright red, and vibrant. It adds a fruity, slightly tart accent to a fragrance that immediately captures attention. Not sweet like jam, but like a freshly picked promise—tangy, seductive, and never too heavy.

Freesia has a delicate, fresh, and floral scent with a slightly peppery undertone. It appears light and airy, like a ray of sunshine through an open window. In perfumes, it lends lightness and an almost floating elegance.

Water lily has a pure, aquatic, and cool scent with a light green undertone. It brings the freshness of water and the tranquility of a pond at sunrise to the fragrance. A note that brings calm and clarity.

Peony is opulent yet soft—floral, fresh, and slightly green. It has something of a freshly opened bouquet: generous, bright, but never overwhelming. A touch of freshness that balances elegance and naturalness.

White musk is soft, clean, and powdery. It drapes over the skin like a fine veil, lending a fragrance softness and depth. It smells close to the skin, soothing—and lingers without being overpowering.

Maritime notes evoke fresh air and salty skin after a day at the seaside. They are fresh, slightly ozonic, and convey a sense of spaciousness and clarity. Not a postcard beach, but rather a cool early morning breeze that awakens the senses.

Cashmeran smells warm, woody, and slightly spicy, with a hint of musk. It feels like a cashmere sweater on bare skin—soft, enveloping, but with character. It anchors the fragrance without weighing it down.