Sunflowers

Sunflowers opens with a bright, juicy burst—peach and mandarin orange meet the airy spark of bergamot and lemon, while melon and orange blossom soften the edges into something almost creamy. The heart blooms quietly: cyclamen's peppery green sits beneath jasmine and rose, grounded by the powdery whisper of orris root and osmanthus's honeyed stone-fruit warmth. As it settles, oakmoss and cedar create a dry, woody skeleton, while amber and musk wrap everything in a skin-warm, amber-tinged glow. The whole arc feels sun-drenched and tender at once.