Suspiros de la Madrugá Woman by Tertia Sensu
Women 2015
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Description
Suspiros de la Madrugá Woman by Tertia Sensu is a floral fragrance for women, launched in 2015. The composition, signed by perfumer [perfumer name], unfolds a fragrance pyramid that begins with top notes [list of top notes], evolves into a heart [list of heart notes], and settles on a base [list of base notes].
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When to wear it (votes)
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- Day 50%
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Key notes
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Notes
jasmine
Community
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The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
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Fragrance profile
About Suspiros de la Madrugá Woman
Suspiros de la Madrugá Woman by Tertia Sensu is a floral fragrance for women, launched in 2015. The composition, signed by perfumer [perfumer name], unfolds a fragrance pyramid that begins with top notes [list of top notes], evolves into a heart [list of heart notes], and settles on a base [list of base notes].
White flowers Resins and balsams
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Character
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I don’t know much as I’ve never worn it myself, only tried it in store. It’s quite feminine, unlike the men’s version which is totally unisex. Here, neroli takes the lead, and by tradition, we don’t associate it with masculinity. If you’re not bothered by neroli, go for it, but if you’re hesitant to buy blind, better to try it in store.