Peel vs Juice: Two Sides of Citrus | XASIS Journal

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Peel vs Juice: Two Sides of Citrus

The character of citrus fragrance changes when an accord emphasises rind rather than fruit.

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XASIS   ✦   AN ART OF FRAGRANCE   ✦   YOUR EXPRESSION
01 / THE IMPRESSION

THE NOTE IN FOCUS.

Peel impressions may feel bitter, green or aromatic, while juice-like effects can feel rounded and more overtly fruity. Perfumers can blend both.

02 / IN A COMPOSITION

THE FINER DETAILS.

When comparing perfumes, describe which facet you prefer. That is more useful than saying you like or dislike all citrus.

03 / DISCOVER YOUR STYLE

THE WEARING EXPERIENCE.

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04 / THE HOUSE

A CONSIDERED APPROACH.

Discover the different textures of citrus-inspired scent, from sparkling peel to soft, bittersweet warmth. Fragrance notes are creative descriptions, not proof of actual ingredient content. XASIS design concepts are in development; refer to finished product details for verified ingredients, stock and application directions.

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