Eden Juicy Apple | 01 Eau De Parfum
Eden opens with a bright, tart snap of black currant that reads more berry-forward than strictly apple, despite the name.
The scent fingerprint
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The note pyramid
- Black Currant
- Jasmine
- May Rose
- Moss
- Amber
- Musk
By the editors · 2 min readEden opens with a bright, tart snap of black currant that reads more berry-forward than strictly apple, despite the name. The fruit here feels crisp rather than candied, lending an unexpected edge to what could have been a predictable sweet start. This sharpness softens quickly as jasmine and May rose unfold, blurring the fruit into something rounder and more wearable.
The drydown settles into a clean, skin-like base of moss and musk with a whisper of amber warmth. The contrast between the sharp opening and this softer finish gives the scent dimension without demanding much attention. It stays close, readable but not loud.
This is the sort of fragrance that works for someone looking for approachable fruitiness with enough floral grounding to feel grown-up. It lacks the complexity of niche berry scents but avoids the syrupy treble of purely gourmand compositions. Undemanding, easy, quietly pretty.
Scent twins
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