Sauvage

A perfume can be described as a delicate blend of aromatic notes that create an evocative and lasting fragrance experience. Imagine a fragrance that opens with the fresh, zesty notes of citrus—perhaps a burst of lemon or bergamot, instantly uplifting and vibrant. As it settles, the middle notes emerge, often floral or spicy, like the sweetness of jasmine, the warmth of rose, or the earthiness of sandalwood. These heart notes create the perfume’s character, giving it depth and complexity. Finally, the base notes come through, lingering in the air with rich, woody, or musky undertones. They might include amber, vanilla, or patchouli, offering a warm and grounding finish that makes the perfume unforgettable.