Musicology · 2020
Sun Goddess
Longevity
Long-lasting5-8 hours
Projection
ModerateFills your personal space
Polarising
Mixed
creamy floral dessert with orange blossom
Scent Notes
Gourmand / Lactonic
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About This Perfume
Sun Goddess by Musicology is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Sun Goddess was launched in 2020. The nose behind this fragrance is Nathalie Lorson. Top notes are Frangipani and Orange Blossom; middle notes are Heliotrope and Jasmine Sambac; base notes are Vanilla and Sandalwood. "A fragrance with a clearly solar groove. It catches then magnetizes with a radiant swirl of orange blossom and frangipani. This breath of luminous natural light is relayed by the iconic jasmine Sambac, then all to the rhythm by the heliotrope, with powdery intonations. Finally, the precious sandalwood comes on stage. Its milky and creamy facets, transcended by the vanilla infusion, bring to the trail a warm, spacey, captivating and carnal sensuality." - a note from the brand.
Projection
Moderate
Gender lean
Leans feminine
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