Sparklingly bright, yuzu is an hesperidic note most common to fine perfumery. Its zesty, tonic facets are reminiscent of mandarin—a little sweet, a little tart, and always unmistakably fresh. Its citrus-esque facets float as top notes in intoxicating accords.

Pomegranate

Unfurling in the heart of fragrances with a soft, watery effect, the lotus flower is known for adding an aquatic freshness to accords. A light, floral and airy note. Much like the flower itself, this scent floats on water. Lotus flowers have been used in perfume in Southeast Asia for many centuries. Their soft, heady, fruity, and powdery scent adds an exotic tinge to delicate floral fragrances. Lotus usually appears as a background note in many perfumes, and it blends best with other soft floral/fruity notes such as osmanthus, lily, sunflower, and peony. Lotus can also have a pale green and dewy texture, making it an unusual and appealing choice for green scents. It’s soft, watery complexion is ideal for summer and spring weather.

Floral, lemony, light and creamy sweet. The magnolia note is ultra lush—adding an intoxicatingly suave facet to floral and citrusy accords. It is delicious on the skin in springtime, emitting a fresh-floral scent tinged with waxy lemon.