Yawahada
An eau de parfum with crisp pear and green notes transitioning into milk, rice powder, and musk.
Perfumer: Hironobu Kobayashi
Yawahada
Inspired by Yasunari Kawabata's celebrated novel *The House of the Sleeping Beauties*, J-Scent's *Yawahada* is an introspective eau de parfum created by perfumer Hironobu Kobayashi.
About This Fragrance
The fragrance moves away from overt, assertive statements, aiming instead to evoke a dreamlike intimacy that touches the unconscious. Drawing upon Japanese aesthetic sensibilities, it captures the impression of soft skin and reverie through gentle, powdery textures. Rather than radiating heavily, the composition forms a soft skin scent worn in quiet comfort.
Scent Profile
The opening is refreshingly crisp, pairing the aqueous fruitiness of fresh pear with a clean, dewy green note that keeps the introduction transparent. As the scent unfolds, a comforting heart of warm milk and finely milled rice powder emerges, accented by subtle floral petals of rose and jasmine. In the drydown, smooth sandalwood, clean musk, and gentle amber coalesce to provide a skin-like warmth.
Who It's For & When to Wear It
*Yawahada* appeals to those who appreciate delicate lactonic nuances, cosmetic powder facets, and serene musk profiles without excessive sweetness. It is especially well-suited for relaxing evenings, quiet contemplation, personal reading hours, and indoor wear whenever a comforting, reflective atmosphere is welcome.
