Camellia 3.2

First blast of bright greens and citrus quickly followed by sweetened white floral. It's not heady or overpowering though, just smells crisply green and sweet. Reminds me of dryer sheets but in a classy way. Not getting any white tea notes though, on my skin anyway. Feminine and I think best for cool weather days and nights. That sweetness could be headache inducing in warm weather. 6+ hours later: The sweetened floral stayed unchanged through the dry down.

Crisp, clean and slightly harsh, it smells like if you took a shower, did your makeup, dried your hair and used some type of hair product to keep them in place. Overall a cute fragrance, nothing groundbreaking, perfect for spring.

A beautiful sea and its saltiness, which bathes the wild nature in an uncontaminated and inaccessible place. Camellia reminds me of something primordial, nature without any human influence, which gives her scents. It's almost like admiring this scene from afar, perceiving everything transported by the breath of the wind. Something to admire while not being part of it. Marine accents bounded to green and floral notes, which gradually soften the composition, initially sparkling and cold, but then creamy and reassuring. A beautiful journey with the mind, an immersion in something that exists but that we often forget. “Sunrise” painted by Guillermo Gomez Gil.