Signature Blue

A sharp citrus volley hits immediately—lemon and bergamot dominate whilst bitter orange adds prickling intensity, bolstered by that green leaf note which offers momentary herbal contrast. The synthetic backbone is evident from the first spray, lending an almost soapy luminosity that makes the citrus feel hyper-defined rather than naturally diffuse.

As the citrus gradually recedes, geranium emerges with modest spicy warmth, though it struggles to assert meaningful presence against the composition's citrus momentum. Patchouli and cedarwood begin their slow ascent, adding woody texture and earthy grounding, yet the transition feels somewhat disjointed—a perfume shifting gears rather than evolving organically.

The woody-earthy base settles into skin, with vetiver and patchouli providing mild skin scent character, though longevity appears limited. What remains is primarily a softened cedarwood and faint herbaceous echo—pleasant enough, but increasingly abstract as the fragrance fades into near-imperceptibility.