In St Tropez
A Mediterranean postcard in fragrance form, In St Tropez opens with bright citruses and the tingle of pepper before a strikingly incongruous heart arrives: the sweetness of bellini against the resinous austerity of frankincense, with geranium's green edge as a mediator between them.
The scent fingerprint
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- Aromatic50
- Salty50
- Warm Spicy50
- Woody
The note pyramid
- Pepper
- Citruses
- Olibanum
- Geranium
- Woody Notes
- Salt
By the editors · 2 min readA Mediterranean postcard in fragrance form, In St Tropez opens with bright citruses and the tingle of pepper before a strikingly incongruous heart arrives: the sweetness of bellini against the resinous austerity of frankincense, with geranium's green edge as a mediator between them. These notes ought to fight each other and don't — the incense dries the fruit while geranium provides aromatic structure. A faint saltiness and woodsy close underscore the coastal reference without leaning on obvious marine clichés. More textured than most Zara entries; the frankincense-fruit combination is genuinely unusual for the price.
Scent twins
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