What it smells like
Mandarin and pomegranate crack open with a bright, slightly tart fizz before the floral heart rushes in — lily of the valley and lily carrying most of the weight, clean and dewy rather than heady, with jasmine threading in underneath to keep it from going too transparent. Patchouli grounds the whole thing in the dry-down without darkening it much; it reads more as texture than earth. Projection is moderate, sillage soft and close by the midpoint. The musk finish is skin-like and undemonstrative. — Spring and early summer days for anyone who wants a polished, approachable white floral with just enough fruit to feel current.
We haven't found a match for Super Moon that we can stand behind. These are the closest scents by shared notes that do have one.