Kiss My Name

Kiss My Name by Ramon Monegal, released in 2009 and composed by Ramon Monegal himself, is a white floral: floral is the accord every wearer names, and a minority also find it amber. The note list is short and focused on flowers.

Neroli and Tunisian neroli give the opening a green, slightly bitter orange-blossom freshness. The heart is built on Egyptian jasmine and jasmine, rich and heady, with tuberose adding a creamy, buttery white floral depth. Iris sits between them, cool and powdery, keeping the composition from becoming too lush. Tolu balsam forms the base, a warm, sweet, slightly cinnamon-like resin that gives the flowers a soft amber glow as they settle.

It is a shared fragrance, worn by anyone who enjoys full white florals. The profile suits spring and summer evenings as well as mild days, and it fits dinners and occasions where a radiant scent is welcome. Kiss My Name will appeal to people who love jasmine and tuberose and want them presented with an elegant, balsamic finish.

Kiss My Name — unisex fragrance by Ramon Monegal (released 2009). Notes: Egyptian Jasmine, Iris, Jasmine, Neroli, Tolu Balsam, Tuberose, Tunisian Neroli. — Parfica open fragrance database