Love by Nina
Love by Nina opens bright and crystalline, with green apple and mandarin cutting through a gauzy lemon-flower haze.
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By the editors · 2 min readLove by Nina opens bright and crystalline, with green apple and mandarin cutting through a gauzy lemon-flower haze. It's airy without being thin, the fruity top notes softened by a veil of white florals that blurs the edges. As it warms, magnolia and jasmine emerge, their sweetness restrained by a whisper of oakmoss—just enough to keep the composition from tipping too far into candied territory.
The drydown settles into a diffuse musk and cedar base, clean and close to the skin. The overall effect is youthful but polished, neither overly casual nor evening-formal. It suits those who want something uncomplicated and approachable, a scent that gestures toward spring mornings and easy warmth without making grand statements. Love by Nina feels designed for everyday wear, light enough to reapply but with enough structure to hold its shape through the day.
Scent twins
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