How would you describe the full aroma profile and olfactory character of this oil?

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This is a rich, heady white-floral aroma with buttery-creamy sweetness and green-earthy undertones — the iconic sultry gardenia scent of summer evenings, one of the most expressive white-floral notes in perfumery. Olfactory Profile AttributeCharacterTop NoteFresh green, slightly leafy openingHeartFull-bodied white-floral: jasmine-like indolic depth, creamy lactonic sweetnessBaseWarm, buttery, soft green-earthy undertoneOverall ImpressionVoluptuous, intoxicating, creamy and unmistakably gardeniaThe signature comes from lactonic and indolic components that give gardenia its "creamy butter" feel, plus green terpene top notes. It is distinctly richer and creamier than jasmine, and sweeter and more buttery than orange blossom.Aroma evaluation follows GB/T 14454.2-2008. Order a 5 ml evaluation sample to judge the character on your own blotters before committing to volume.

Attribute	Character
Top Note	Fresh green, slightly leafy opening
Heart	Full-bodied white-floral: jasmine-like indolic depth, creamy lactonic sweetness
Base	Warm, buttery, soft green-earthy undertone
Overall Impression	Voluptuous, intoxicating, creamy and unmistakably gardenia

How would you describe the full aroma profile and olfactory character of this oil?

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