Lychee by melt season
Men Women 2024
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Description
Lychee by melt season: A Fragrance That Promises but Doesn’t Quite Deliver Lychee is melt season’s new release for 2024, a unisex scent that presents itself as a floral fruity with plenty of character. The brand enlisted the renowned nose Anne Flipo to craft a composition centered on lychee, while also incorporating other fruits and flowers. The opening of Lychee…
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Key notes
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Top
Red Fruits
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Heart
geranium
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Base
patchouli
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About Lychee
Lychee by melt season: A Fragrance That Promises but Doesn’t Quite Deliver
Lychee is melt season’s new release for 2024, a unisex scent that presents itself as a floral fruity with plenty of character. The brand enlisted the renowned nose Anne Flipo to craft a composition centered on lychee, while also incorporating other fruits and flowers.
The opening of Lychee is immediate and vibrant: juicy red fruits, bright orange, and a sweet lychee that dominates the blend. It’s a fresh and slightly fizzy start, with a tangy edge from the orange. However, that initial freshness quickly morphs into a floral heart where geranium, jasmine, and rose merge with a softly powdery nuance.
This fragrance is for those seeking a modern floral fruity without being overpowering, and who don’t mind reapplying throughout the day. It may also appeal to lychee lovers as a main note, but don’t expect a lasting explosion.
Lychee is a pleasant and well-composed scent in its first minutes, but it disappoints in terms of lasting power and sillage. At a high price, it’s hard to recommend without reservations. If you find it on sale or are drawn to its character, test it first, but know you’ll need to carry the bottle with you.
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