The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
I Think About You, Too arrived in 2022 from Sorce, a fragrance label whose presence on the indie scene grew out of small-batch origins. The house released I Think About You, Too as part of its early catalogue, a composition that leaned fully into its own sweetness without apology. The name reads like a whispered reply in a conversation only two people are having, and the scent follows that lead. It is citrus and sugar and orange blossom, nothing precious, nothing restrained, built to be worn rather than admired from a shelf. The juice itself carries a sunny, unapologetic brightness that signals exactly what kind of fragrance you're about to experience before the first spray even settles on skin.
What makes this composition worth pausing on is the honesty of its structure. Wild orange and orange blossom together create the full fruit-and-flower arc in a single gesture, no abstract reinterpretation, no high-concept twist. Petitgrain threads a green sharpness through the orange, the slightly bitter leaf of the citrus tree that keeps the sweetness from collapsing into syrup. The spun sugar and caramel push further into confection, but Ambroxan provides the lift, a warm, slightly mineral radiance that keeps the composition breathing instead of suffocating under its own sweetness.
The evolution
The opening lands immediately, no warm-up act needed. Wild orange hits bright and zesty, almost like biting into the fruit cold, with petitgrain threading a green sharpness through it that keeps the sweetness honest. The orange zest has a candied edge right from the start, as though the rind was sugared before being pressed, and that immediate sweetness makes the citrus feel less austere than a pure essential oil would. Within the first twenty minutes, the orange blossom arrives in full, and the scent shifts from pure citrus into something creamier, warmer, the way a white floral coats everything around it. The orange blossom here is generous and almost narcotic, less soap-clean than some renderings and more like the dense, honeyed exhale of a tree in late spring.
Cultural impact
I Think About You, Too has earned its place in conversation among indie fragrance enthusiasts who gravitate toward sweetness without pretension. The scent lands in the territory where gourmand comfort meets white floral lift, and that combination has made it memorable to those who appreciate a composition that wears close to the skin while remaining unmistakably present. Fans often reach for it when they want something joyful rather than challenging, an uncomplicated pleasure that still rewards attention to how the notes interact over the course of a wear.
