Masaki Matsushima Fragrances
Three Masaki Matsushima fragrances by Leonardo Lucheze explore different kinds of lightness: HaNa combines tea, pear, lychee, and airy flowers; NIJI mat; moves from juicy fruit to a marine floral heart; Matsu Ki brings mandarin, neroli, and orange blossom together with caramel and musk.
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Masaki Matsushima Fragrances
Masaki Paris combines Japanese imagery with French fragrance development. In this selection, Leonardo Lucheze offers three distinct paths: cool floral, fruity-marine, and citrus-gourmand.
HaNa opens with bergamot, green tea, pear, and lychee. Rose, lily of the valley, wisteria, and watermelon make the heart luminous and juicy, while white cedar, sandalwood, and crystalline musk leave a soft woody trail.
NIJI mat; begins with cherry, mandarin, melon, and pear before revealing marine notes, lily of the valley, rose, ylang-ylang, and jasmine. Cashmeran and Ambroxan meet tonka, vanilla, and musk in the base. Matsu Ki centers on Keraji mandarin, bergamot, raspberry, and candied orangette; orange blossom, neroli, and lavender lead into caramel, amberwood, and musk.
Choose HaNa for transparent flowers, tea, and gentle woods; NIJI mat; for its juicy fruit opening and marine freshness; or Matsu Ki for bright citrus, orange blossom, and a warm gourmand finish. Let each one develop from the top notes into its base on skin.