Composed by Angela Ciampagna
Someone literally dropped a white bouquet into a cube of tangerine juice. MAISON LABEL Lily & Tangerine smells bright, sweet, and uncomplicated, but the contrast between citrus and flowers gives it more texture than the name suggests.
Tangerine and lemon open the composition juicy and radiant. Tangerine brings a soft sweetness, lemon a sharper edge, and together they create the impression of juice before the flowers take over.
Jasmine, lily, and magnolia build the white heart, while rose and violet add color. The lily is fresh and clean, the magnolia creamy, and the violet leaves a thin powdery shadow beneath the entire bouquet.
Angela Ciampagna keeps the formula straightforward and suitable for layering. Citrus can brighten a darker Maison Label perfume, while white flowers add volume to another composition without completely taking over its identity.
Musk, amber, and sandalwood warm the finish later. The tangerine calms down but leaves a sweet citrus hue over soft wood and leather.
Lily & Tangerine is not a dry cologne nor a serious white floral perfume. It is a lily dipped in tangerine juice, with magnolia, violet, and sandalwood — a composition that brings light, both alone and when layered.
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