Celebrate Harmony Bubble

This fragrance leads with a sharp, refreshing blast of green tea and bergamot, balanced by a hint of pink pepper. The heart introduces an aromatic cooling effect from eucalyptus and peppermint, which eventually grounds itself in a sweet, resinous base of vanilla and tonka bean.

Yes, it shifts significantly. The initial spray is intensely green and citrus-heavy, providing an immediate wake-up call. After an hour, the sharp top notes soften into a creamier, woodier profile where the vanilla and musk become the dominant skin scent, losing that initial fizzy quality.

For most, it offers moderate longevity, typically lasting around five to six hours. Because it relies on lighter citrus and tea notes, it tends to fade faster in humid summer heat, so you might want to reapply if wearing it for an all-day event.

It is excellent for professional environments. Because it lacks heavy, cloying spices or overwhelming sweetness, it stays within an intimate projection range. The fresh, clean vibe of green tea and jasmine tea creates a subtle, professional aura that is unlikely to bother colleagues in close quarters.

Spring and early summer are the best times to wear this. The crisp, aromatic profile of thyme and peppermint thrives in moderate temperatures, while the base of sandalwood prevents it from feeling too thin or fleeting during the lighter, breezier days of the year.

Yes, it sits squarely in the middle. While the floral jasmine tea note can lean slightly feminine to some, the grounding influence of the woody notes and pink pepper ensures it remains balanced. It works equally well on anyone who enjoys clean, aromatic profiles.

It is less soapy and more complex than many budget green tea colognes. The inclusion of immortelle and eucalyptus gives it a slightly more modern, herbal edge compared to classic single-note tea fragrances, making it feel less like a simple bath product and more like a perfume.

It makes a solid signature scent if you prefer a clean, approachable style. Its versatility means it works for casual weekend errands, office work, or dinner dates where you want to smell put-together but not loud. Its polite projection makes it a reliable daily companion.

If you enjoy aromatic citrus scents or tea-based perfumes, it is quite safe. However, if you prefer heavy gourmands or deep, spicy ouds, this will feel too lightweight for you. Always sample it first if you are unsure about the sharpness of peppermint notes.

No, it is intentionally designed for a more intimate projection. It stays within arm's length, making it a respectful choice for crowded spaces like public transit or airplanes. It is a scent you wear for yourself and those who get close, not to fill a room.