

Lemon + Cedarwood
Dark Secret & Blue Ember
Dark Secret: inspired by Scandal Pour Homme Elixir · Blue Ember: inspired by Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum
Layering guide / Citrus
Zesty lemon sharpened by clean, pencil-shaving cedar.
A scent-profile suggestion based on recorded notes and how they typically behave, not a combination Beautys has tested on skin. Try it on your wrists first.


01
Lemon is the brightest citrus, but it disappears quickly. Cedarwood gives it a crisp, woody frame.
02
A bright, zesty start settling into a dry, clean wood.
03
Cedar’s dryness echoes the bitterness in lemon peel and gives the citrus somewhere to go.
How to layer
Best for: summer · summer, work, everyday.
Cedar first, lemon on top. Refresh the lemon-led fragrance during hot days.
Spray onto pulse points (wrists, neck, inner elbows) from about 15 cm away. Do not rub: it dulls the top notes.
Start with fewer sprays than you would wear of one perfume. Two extraits together can be intense; build up over a few days of wear.
Beautys perfumes to try
Each pair combines one perfume that lists lemon with one that lists cedarwood, based on recorded notes.


Lemon + Cedarwood
Dark Secret: inspired by Scandal Pour Homme Elixir · Blue Ember: inspired by Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum


Lemon + Cedarwood
Dark Secret: inspired by Scandal Pour Homme Elixir · Modern Legacy: inspired by Aventus


Lemon + Cedarwood
Golden Grace: inspired by Chanel No. 5 · Urban Sovereign: inspired by 1 Million Elixir
Questions
Cedar first, lemon on top. Refresh the lemon-led fragrance during hot days.
A bright, zesty start settling into a dry, clean wood. Results vary with skin chemistry, the number of sprays and the weather.
Try Dark Secret with Blue Ember, or Dark Secret with Modern Legacy, or Golden Grace with Urban Sovereign. These are suggestions from each perfume’s recorded notes.
Your pair, plus one
Any 3 perfumes for $90.
50 mL Extrait de Parfum, $35 each. The offer repeats for every three.