
Ming Shu is a floral aquatic for women, released by Yves Rocher in 1990 with no perfumer credited. Sea notes and peach open it, soft and slightly sweet rather than sharp, and the heart is water lily and lotus, the watery florals that defined the period. Musk, cedar and sandalwood with a little vanilla give the base more warmth than the opening suggests. Pretty and undemanding. It lasts a moderate while and projects moderately, and it suits spring and summer days.
Notes pyramid
8 NOTES
Top Notes
2
Sea Notes
Peach
Heart Notes
2
Water Lily
Lotus
Base Notes
4
Musk
Cedar
Sandalwood
Vanilla
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Longevity
2.5
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Long
Eternal
Sillage
1.8
Intimate
Moderate
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Value for money
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When to wear
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