A full on citrus punch opens up the fragrance. A classic citrus combo that is really not anything unique, but provides a standard opening. Would like to figure out the first lime bergamon mandarin combo to always give it credit here. This is where Petitgrain is perfect over the pricier Neroli. It doesn’t honey the flowers, but leaves to me a crisp metallic finish. Thank goodness no powders are added here. Mint provides a perfect backdrop for said ingredients to star. A transition into a swett woody musk finishes this pleasing wearing off. WITH Patchouli, Amber and Musk mentioned there is probably a high percentage that my wrist provided a pop up for a lush store. Yeah it’s happening a little suds forming nothing I can’t handle.