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It starts like a secret whispered behind mirrored sunglasses—zesty grapefruit, orange peel, and a flash of lemon slice through the air like the first spray of a summer perfume. This citrus-forward opener commands attention, bright and biting, like the first sip of something too expensive to spill.
As the heart unfolds, things soften—but never lose their edge. Think warm mandarin, ripe pomegranate, and lemon verbena brushed with green leaves: a juicy bloom of color and contrast, like fruit piled high at an open-air market in Palermo, just before dusk.
But it’s the base that lingers. Earthy vetiver and dry cedar anchor the sparkle in something sultry and grounded—an unexpected finish that hums beneath the brightness, like the calm confidence of someone who doesn’t need to speak loudly to be remembered.
Blood Orange No. 5 isn’t just a citrus—it’s citrus styled.
Structured. Sensual. And not to be underestimated.
P.J. Candle Co. Scent #122
It starts like a secret whispered behind mirrored sunglasses—zesty grapefruit, orange peel, and a flash of lemon slice through the air like the first spray of a summer perfume. This citrus-forward opener commands attention, bright and biting, like the first sip of something too expensive to spill.
As the heart unfolds, things soften—but never lose their edge. Think warm mandarin, ripe pomegranate, and lemon verbena brushed with green leaves: a juicy bloom of color and contrast, like fruit piled high at an open-air market in Palermo, just before dusk.
But it’s the base that lingers. Earthy vetiver and dry cedar anchor the sparkle in something sultry and grounded—an unexpected finish that hums beneath the brightness, like the calm confidence of someone who doesn’t need to speak loudly to be remembered.
Blood Orange No. 5 isn’t just a citrus—it’s citrus styled.
Structured. Sensual. And not to be underestimated.
P.J. Candle Co. Scent #122