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Scentsory Tea Me Up
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Tea Me Up — a citrus-aromatic character
Scentsory Tea Me Up is a unisex perfume released in 2024 in parfum or extrait de parfum concentration.
This is a striking and expressive fragrance from the American brand Scentsory, built around the contrast between fresh citrus notes, spices, green tea, and a warm amber-woody base.
The composition belongs to the aromatic and citrus fragrance families, but its character goes beyond light freshness.
Tea Me Up combines the gourmand softness of vanilla and almond with the balsamic depth of tolu balsam and the dry woody accent of Virginia cedar, making the fragrance feel layered and quite rich.
Fragrance pyramid and development
The top notes open with a bright combination of lemon, yuzu, and ginger.
The sparkling citrus quickly gains spicy volume, while almond and nutmeg add a soft, nutty roundness and a subtle dryness to the opening.
In the heart, green tea becomes the main connecting accord: it refreshes the composition and creates a smooth transition from the invigorating opening to the warm base.
Tolu balsam and vanilla gradually intensify the sense of comfort, adding a sweetish, resinous, and slightly creamy facet to the tea accord.
The drydown unfolds with amber, tonka bean, and Virginia cedar. This base leaves a dense, warm, and memorable impression while maintaining a balance between sweetness, spice, and dry woods.
Who will enjoy Tea Me Up
Tea Me Up was designed as a fragrance without gender boundaries: it can be chosen by both women and men who appreciate rich tea compositions with a spicy citrus opening.
It will appeal to those who enjoy fragrances in which freshness gradually gives way to soft amber warmth rather than disappearing after just a few minutes.
The stated sillage is very strong, so the extrait should be applied thoughtfully.
There is no precise information on the recommended dosage for skin and clothing, but when getting acquainted with the fragrance, it is sensible to start with one spray on the skin and assess its development after some time, especially indoors.
The perfumer and the brand's style
The composition was created by perfumer Dave Kerber, who is also associated with Scentsory as its owner.
Tea Me Up particularly showcases an attempt to combine an accessible tea-and-citrus concept with a richer, almost niche-style base that develops gradually and leaves an expressive trail.
Thanks to its combination of green tea, yuzu, ginger, vanilla, tonka, and cedar, the fragrance is easy to imagine in cool spring weather, autumn, and winter.
It is suitable for a walk, an evening out, a meeting, or any situation when you want your perfume to make a noticeable impression and create a warm aromatic aura around you.
Similar fragrances
For further exploration of a similar mood, consider Eisenberg Eau Fraiche, Brocard Once Upon a Time Fortune, and Tiziana Terenzi Velorum.
They offer an opportunity to compare different interpretations of freshness, spice, and a rich sillage, while Tea Me Up stands out for its tea heart, citrus-and-ginger opening, and warm tonka-and-amber base.
No other concentrations of Tea Me Up are listed in the available data.
Therefore, this release is best considered a standalone Scentsory perfume extrait with very strong sillage and a distinctive combination of fresh, gourmand, balsamic, spicy, and woody nuances.
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