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Jasmine Blues
The quiet confidence of a moonlit walk along the shore, where floral notes mingle with the cool whispers of the sea.
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Launched in 2026, Jasmine Blues by Orebella is a Floral Aquatic scent that captures the essence of an unexpected harmony between floral and aquatic notes. The blue lotus and jasmine open with a delicate yet striking presence, creating a luminous top layer. Bergamot and clove add a subtle spiciness that cuts through the sweetness, while rose and moss introduce earthy warmth. This composition is anchored by musk and patchouli, which give it a deep, enveloping quality.
Due to its high concentration as a parfum, Jasmine Blues requires only one or two sprays. The blue lotus and jasmine top notes are bright but fleeting, so ensure you layer enough for the warm musk and mossy base to come through. This fragrance is perfect for evenings when you want something that feels both fresh and grounding.
Fig. 01 — Jasmine Blues, Orebella
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