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Perfumer's Workshop · Sold as feminine
Unzipped Universe
The quiet confidence of an early morning meeting where the crispness of a citrus note meets the understated elegance of powdery woods and musk.
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Unzipped UniverseHow it wears
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Unzipped Universe by Perfumer's Workshop is a fragrance that oscillates between freshness and warmth. The top notes of citruses introduce an immediate burst of brightness, making the opening feel like stepping into a sunlit room. This contrast continues with the floral heart, which brings softness and depth without overpowering the crispness above. The woody musk base grounds it all, adding a subtle powdery warmth that makes this scent feel both modern and lasting.
Given its intimate sillage, Unzipped Universe is best applied in light sprays close to the skin. The citruses will fade within the first hour but leave behind a lingering warmth from the woody and musky base notes. This fragrance is particularly suited for daytime wear when you want a scent that stays close and personal.
Fig. 01 — Unzipped Universe, Perfumer's Workshop
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