no.
six.

Grapefruit

The first breath of no. 6 — a clean, sparkling citrus burst that feels like sunlight through glass. It's sharp without being sour, bright without being loud. Grapefruit sets an immediate freshness that draws you in before anything else has a chance to speak.

Quince

Soft, barely-sweet, and unmistakably feminine. Quince is the detail that separates Chance Eau Tendre from every other fresh floral — it adds a delicate fruitiness that never tips into sweetness, giving the opening that effortless, dewy quality that makes it so instantly wearable.

Jasmine

Not heavy, not heady — just clean white floral warmth. Jasmine here is sheer and light, the kind that adds a feminine glow rather than announcing itself. It bridges the bright citrus opening and the soft base below with grace, keeping the scent feeling effortless and skin-close throughout the day.

Hyacinth

Cool, green, and quietly alive. Hyacinth keeps the heart from becoming too soft — it adds a slightly dewy, garden-fresh quality that makes the whole composition feel like it was just made. This is the note responsible for that signature lightness that makes Eau Tendre so universally loved.

White Musks

The reason no. 6 lingers. White musks are the quietest base note in perfumery and the most intimate — they press close to the skin, amplify warmth, and make everything above them feel more personal. Hours after application, this is what remains: a clean, barely-there whisper that people notice when they're close enough to matter.

Cedar

Light, clean, and just enough structure to stop the drydown from disappearing entirely. Cedar grounds the soft musks and gives no. 6 its subtle longevity — without it, the scent would be beautiful but brief. With it, there's a quiet, woody warmth that holds everything together through the day.