The opening is citrus stacked four ways: blood orange, mandarin, lemon, bergamot. It's sharp in the first few minutes, verging on aggressive, before it starts to soften.

Tiare flower carries the middle, a tropical, creamy floral that pulls the citrus toward something warmer. The base drops into powdery musk and sandalwood, and that's where Asteria turns into a skin scent: close, soft, the kind of thing people lean in to ask about.

It's unisex, built for warm weather, and out of stock across every Velixir listing on Beauty House as of this writing. Given how often that happens with this one, it says more about demand than availability.