The note, when imagined or constructed in perfumery, is an elusive and delicate whisper, rather than a bold declaration. It is predominantly a 'visual scent,' a fragrant ghost that attempts to capture the vibrant energy and sun-drenched warmth of its namesake. Its 'smell' is often described as subtly green, with an airy, almost watery freshness, hints of a very faint, dry woodiness, and an exceedingly delicate, almost powdery floral sweetness that never quite blossoms into full bloom. It lacks the overt richness of a rose or jasmine, instead offering a transparent, ethereal quality. The texture is perceived as soft, airy, and shimmering, like sunlight filtering through leaves. It has a light intensity, typically projecting gently and dissipating with a soft, clean fade. When present, it functions primarily as a top-to-heart note, providing an immediate impression of freshness and subtle floralcy, designed to evoke atmosphere rather than dominant aroma.