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The fragrance begins with a sparkling accord of Italian citrus fruits, reflecting the notes of Calabrian bergamot, grapefruit, and green mandarin, in harmony with the recognizable suede tone of Florentine iris, which has a charmingly delicate sound. Later, a green tea accord with a hint of blackcurrant comes into play. In the base, iris is accompanied by woody notes of patchouli, Australian sandalwood, and musk.

Cool! Much more interesting than the regular Accento version. Although it doesn't make sense to compare them: other than the name and the fruitiness, they have little in common. In Overdose, I feel green on eucalyptus (the latter I always isolate well when it's in the scent), together they create the effect of tropical green, crispy stems. When it comes to fruits, I could think of a green apple, citrus fruits, but in general, this is an overall feeling of fruity juiciness. Definitely in the heat.

The green bitterness at the beginning is Galbanum, the hyacinth is barely audible and therefore not harsh. In the heart - a sweet-fresh floral-fruity basket with bitterness: I hear the mirabelle and the pear and the sweet pea. Sometimes even magnolia champaca jumps out with its sugary tail. Then the fruits and flowers are beautifully vanillized. Close to the skin, I only hear vanilla, from the hair - a plum, others praise a sweet floral trail (I did not expect that).

This is the softest peach in a creamy cloud of flowers. The perfume is definitely not for everyday wear; it is for a gray, cool day, not for heat and not for cold. In the heat, it is unreadable, it seems to disappear. In the cold - it does not open up. But when you come into its weather, it will be fabulously beautiful. A cloud of joy. Sweet, peachy, delicate. 3 sprays in the morning are enough for me; in the evening, I can still smell it perfectly.

This neo-chypre has penetrated my soul from the very first breath.
This is an exquisite fragrance.
The scent is based on a bergamot-patchouli-chypre framework, enveloped by sweet magnolia and golden velvety suede, a bit rough but soft. The freshness of the bergamot is enhanced by raspberry leaves (perhaps a figment of my imagination, but I also detect berries) and violet leaves, which add a velvety roughness to the fragrance.
A must for adventurous chypre lovers and for all fragrance enthusiasts in general.