Lime Sister
A rich, multifaceted citrus fragrance where upcycled lime, Italian lemon and bitter orange lead into a nocturnal floral heart of jasmine, mimosa and gorse over Pomarose and Cosmone, finishing in a smooth vanilla, Ambrofix and Galaxolide base that turns the sharp zest into a warm, luminous trail.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
Lime Sister
A rich, multifaceted citrus fragrance where upcycled lime, Italian lemon and bitter orange lead into a nocturnal floral heart of jasmine, mimosa and gorse over Pomarose and Cosmone, finishing in a smooth vanilla, Ambrofix and Galaxolide base that turns the sharp zest into a warm, luminous trail.
Scent Development and Character
Lime Sister opens with an intense upcycled lime accord wrapped in Italian lemon and bitter orange, an effervescent citrus burst deepened by blood orange for a richly faceted brightness. As it moves into the heart, a nocturnal-floral bouquet of Indian jasmine, mimosa and gorse folds into the fruity, textured Pomarose note, while Cosmone lends a clean, musky glow. The drydown settles into a smooth, gently sweet base of vanilla, Ambrofix and Galaxolide, turning the initially sharp citrus into a warm yet pure trail that feels both luminous and softly enveloping.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Lime Sister wears as an initially bright, zesty citrus that quickly expands into a more rounded, textured bouquet, making the opening feel energetic but not harsh. On skin the floral and Pomarose facets become more prominent after the first hour, giving a soft, slightly gourmand impression without losing the clean musky transparency from Cosmone. The base of vanilla, Ambrofix and Galaxolide sits close to the body but with a steady halo, making it suitable for daily wear in temperate to warm weather, office-safe yet expressive enough for relaxed evenings. Best suited to spring and summer wear, when its luminous citrus and airy floral-musk character feels most natural, but the gentle vanilla-amber base allows it to transition into mild autumn days as a bright yet comforting option; it is less ideal for very cold winter conditions where the composition may feel comparatively light. Sillage: Sillage starts as a clear, sparkling aura that radiates a few feet in the first hour, then settles into a soft but steady trail where the floral-musk and vanilla-amber notes form a gentle cloud around the wearer without becoming heavy. Longevity: moderate to slightly above average for a bright citrus-floral Eau de Parfum: the vivid citrus top softens within 1–2 hours, while the musky-ambery vanilla base continues to be noticeable on skin for around 6–7 hours, longer on fabric.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2025, it is presented as Eau de Parfum. No individual perfumer is publicly credited. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Liquides Imaginaires's design language.
