**Yes I Was Madly In Love But That Was Yesterday** opens brightly, almost with a flick of defiance: the tart sheen of bergamot meets the juicy shadow of blackcurrant. In the first minutes it feels like a cool fruity trail on silk—light in texture, yet clearly present. Then the heart comes forward with a rose that is not powdery but alive, touched by wet petals and the soft honeyed facet of osmanthus. Jasmine sambac adds a skin-warm glow and rounds the composition without making it heavy. In the drydown, patchouli and oakmoss bring a drier, more tactile texture, while white musk leaves a clean, slightly velvety trace. The projection sits around moderate: it lasts with confidence, never shouts, and unfolds in waves through the day. It suits someone who wants sensuality without sugary excess—especially for evenings, early autumn, or any moment when memory still lingers close to the skin.
