Charlotte

The interesting part is the collision between the cool opening notes and the warmer materials underneath them. Snow gives the composition a watery, mineral character, while rose leaf contributes a leafy green edge. Lavender and peony form the floral middle, with lavender bringing a herbal quality and peony adding a pale, softly sweet bloom. Leather then shifts the scent toward a smokier, more tactile space, giving the floral notes greater depth. White amber follows with a gentle sweetness that softens the contrast without covering it.

The evolution

The first impression is brisk and cool, almost refrigerated. Rose leaf gives it a damp, green edge, while snow lays a cold mineral wash over everything. Within the opening stretch, that chill begins to give way to lavender, which brings an herbal, slightly mentholated softness without fully losing the frost. Peony follows, adding a pale floral sweetness that still feels airy rather than confectionery. Then the leather arrives, and it's the real turn. The composition warms, gains a faint smoky depth, and becomes less cold than it was at the start. By the drydown, white amber takes over the sweetness, diffusing the sharper contrasts into a soft, skin-close warmth. The leather remains a subtle thread beneath the amber, adding texture to the final impression and making the scent feel more rounded as it settles.