Flipped
A crush you can't name aloud, told through tart grapefruit and rhubarb, cool mint, and a shade of moss and wood.
In its home market this scent is called 某某, a word for pointing to someone without saying their name. Flipped is about that kind of crush: the name you almost say, then swallow because your heart is racing.
It opens with grapefruit's bitter tang and the sharp, green sourness of rhubarb. Cassis adds depth and cucumber a cool, watery edge, so the start stays brisk rather than sugary. In the heart, mint tightens the white-floral warmth of orange flower, while a pinch of pink pepper ruffles the soft powder of iris.
Underneath, oakmoss and vetiver bring a damp, earthy, rooty shade, and patchouli and cedarwood settle the whole. The quick pulse of the opening is caught, quietly, by moss and wood.
