Freesia & lychee
Freesia suggests fresh petals, a delicate peppery brightness and a slightly fruity, watery softness. Lychee is juicy and lightly sweet, with watery flesh, a rose-like floral facet and a faintly muscat-like brightness.
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Freesia
Freesia suggests fresh petals, a delicate peppery brightness and a slightly fruity, watery softness. It generally feels transparent rather than dense or heavily indolic.
lychee
Lychee is juicy and lightly sweet, with watery flesh, a rose-like floral facet and a faintly muscat-like brightness. It feels more translucent than a dense tropical-fruit accord.
How it works in a fragrance
The notes provide distinct facets within one shared impression. Their proportions and the surrounding formula determine which element is most recognizable and whether the accord feels fresher, softer or richer.
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Understanding this note
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Freesia →
Freesia suggests fresh petals, a delicate peppery brightness and a slightly fruity, watery softness
lychee →
Lychee is juicy and lightly sweet, with watery flesh, a rose-like floral facet and a faintly muscat-like brightness
Pear →
Pear is juicy and softly sweet, with a watery freshness and a faintly green peel-like edge
Peony →
Peony evokes airy rose-like petals with a watery freshness and a softly fruity sweetness
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