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Osmanthus by Ormonde Jayne — notes

A fruity-floral scent: pomelo, davana and pimento open onto osmanthus, water lily and jasmine over cedarwood, labdanum, musk and vetiver.

House
Ormonde Jayne
Concentration
Eau de parfum
Scento family
Petal Garden

Notes

Scento family

Petal Garden. Rose, peony, lily, freesia and other open-air blooms form the heart; fresh to lush, but not heavily creamy.

Secondary: Wood & Root. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.

Scento reads it as a spring, summer and autumn scent for day and evening wear.

About Ormonde Jayne

London perfume house founded by Linda Pilkington, known for rich blends of rare natural materials and its Head, Heart and Soul note structure.

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Questions

What does Osmanthus smell like?

A fruity-floral scent: pomelo, davana and pimento open onto osmanthus, water lily and jasmine over cedarwood, labdanum, musk and vetiver. Its character reads floral, fresh, warm and citrusy.

What are the top notes of Osmanthus?

The top notes of Osmanthus by Ormonde Jayne are grapefruit, davana and pimento. The heart opens to osmanthus, water lily and jasmine sambac, and the base rests on cedarwood, labdanum, musk and vetiver. Notes as published by Ormonde Jayne.

What family is Osmanthus?

Scento places Osmanthus in the Petal Garden family. Rose, peony, lily, freesia and other open-air blooms form the heart; fresh to lush, but not heavily creamy. Its secondary family is Wood & Root: dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.

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