Infinity Star

By the editors · 2 min readRaspberry and plum create a jammy, almost candied opening that feels saturated and purple-hued, while cardamom adds a fleeting green-spark snap that keeps the fruit from collapsing into syrup. Lily of the valley steps in early, introducing a clean, rain-water facet that lifts the density and lets iris and violet emerge as cool, chalky powders rather than sweet florals. The heart stays cool-toned, but sandalwood and patchouli gradually warm the skin, turning the fruit into a muted, wood-stained glow and letting praline deliver a dry, nutty crunch instead of sugar. Musk stretches the final accord into a soft, grey-pink haze that sits close and lasts through a workday without announcing itself across the room. Projection stays polite—arm’s-length at most—so it reads like tinted moisturiser for the skin: present, sheer, season-less.