This Fragrance has different layers of scents. At the top, you’ll notice a fresh smell like Aldehydes and Calabrian bergamot. In the middle, there’s a floral scent from Egyptian Jasmine, Mock Orange, and Sweet Pea. Finally, at the base, you’ll sense a mix of White Musk and Sandalwood At the start of this perfume, you’ll smell something fresh and clean, like when you walk around a city. It’s made of Italian bergamot and aldehydes, which give it a special, bubbly feeling. In the middle of the scent, there’s a light, airy smell from flowers like jasmine, sweet pea, and mock orange. As the scent settles, you’ll notice a cozy feeling from sandalwood and white musk. WHITE SANDALWOOD: This wood from India is really important in some religions. It’s special because it takes a long time to grow and makes a strong, long-lasting smell in perfumes. ALDEHYDES: These are man-made chemicals used to make perfumes smell different ways, like citrusy, soapy, or even like hot iron. They add a fresh, lively feeling to perfumes. CALABRIAN BERGAMOT: This fruit from Italy gives a happy, fruity smell, like in Earl Grey tea. It’s often used in perfumes to make them smell fresh and lively. BOUQUET OF FRESH FLOWERS: This is like a bunch of flowers that have just been picked. It smells light and flowery, like jasmine and other sweet flowers. EGYPTIAN JASMINE: This jasmine from Egypt has a really strong smell that can be fruity, flowery, or even a little spicy. It’s tricky to make perfumes with because it’s hard to get the smell out, but it blends nicely with other scents. MUSKS: These are smells made to replace the scent of real musk, which comes from animals. They last a long time and make perfumes smell soft and cozy, like clean laundry.

MUSKS: These are smells made to replace the scent of real musk, which comes from animals. They last a long time and make perfumes smell soft and cozy, like clean laundry. EGYPTIAN JASMINE: This jasmine from Egypt has a really strong smell that can be fruity, flowery, or even a little spicy. It’s tricky to make perfumes with because it’s hard to get the smell out, but it blends nicely with other scents. BOUQUET OF FRESH FLOWERS: This is like a bunch of flowers that have just been picked. It smells light and flowery, like jasmine and other sweet flowers. CALABRIAN BERGAMOT: This fruit from Italy gives a happy, fruity smell, like in Earl Grey tea. It’s often used in perfumes to make them smell fresh and lively. ALDEHYDES: These are man-made chemicals used to make perfumes smell different ways, like citrusy, soapy, or even like hot iron. They add a fresh, lively feeling to perfumes. WHITE SANDALWOOD: This wood from India is really important in some religions. It’s special because it takes a long time to grow and makes a strong, long-lasting smell in perfumes.