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Mixed Emotions by Byredo — notes
Maté and blackcurrant give a green, fruity opening, while Ceylon black tea and violet leaves slide toward birch wood and papyrus.
- House
- Byredo
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Scento family
- Green Leaf
Notes
Notes as published by Harrods, checked 20 October 2026.
Scento family
Green Leaf. Cut grass, leaves, herbs, tea and aromatic plants: cool, crisp, garden-air compositions.
Scento reads it as a spring, summer and autumn scent for day and evening wear.
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About Byredo
Stockholm-based house making minimalist, modern fragrances with a quiet, design-led identity.
Questions
What does Mixed Emotions smell like?
Maté and blackcurrant give a green, fruity opening, while Ceylon black tea and violet leaves slide toward birch wood and papyrus. Its character reads green, fresh, woody and fruity.
What are the top notes of Mixed Emotions?
The top notes of Mixed Emotions by Byredo are maté and blackcurrant. The heart opens to tea and violet leaf, and the base rests on birch woods and papyrus. Notes as published by Harrods.
What family is Mixed Emotions?
Scento places Mixed Emotions in the Green Leaf family. Cut grass, leaves, herbs, tea and aromatic plants: cool, crisp, garden-air compositions.
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