What it smells like
Opens with white magnolia that reads clean and slightly waxy rather than heady or sweet, quickly joined by water lily that adds a translucent, barely-wet aquatic softness. The heart settles into pittosporum's faintly green, honeyed character balanced against cool orris — powdery but restrained, never talcy. Dry-down is understated: cedarwood and musk keep it grounded without going woody or heavy. Projection stays close to skin throughout; sillage is a quiet trail, not a statement. Polished and genuinely aquatic-floral without tipping into generic wateriness — for warm-weather days when you want something refined and effortlessly present.
We haven't found a match for Un Jardin sur la Lagune that we can stand behind. These are the closest scents by shared notes that do have one.