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Citrus, Reconsidered: The Scent That Works Every Season in Florida

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Perfume experts are making the case for citrus as more than a summer note. The bright top notes found in citrus fragrances, including offerings from houses like Dior and Guerlain, are prized for how well they layer with other notes underneath them, giving a single bottle far more range than its fresh, sharp opening suggests. That versatility is exactly what makes citrus worth a second look for anyone building a scent wardrobe rather than a one-note habit.

With reporting from Vogue.

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