008 Bluemoon
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and petitgrain open the composition with a bright citrus lift. The petitgrain carries a leafy bitterness that keeps the start from feeling like a standard cleaning spray. Gin enters the heart with a cool, juniper-led sharpness. Green tea softens that edge and adds a damp, steeped-leaf quality.
Sandalwood and cedar form a dry, polished wood foundation. The musk in the base is light and clean rather than heavy or animalic. The powdery accord sits quietly beneath the woods and gives the blend a smooth surface. The herbal facet feels more like crushed stems than a kitchen spice rack.
The aroma matches a walk through a garden where someone has just poured a chilled drink under open trees. It fits days when the air is warm but carries a steady breeze. The fresh spicy note adds just enough heat to keep the scent from feeling watery. It suits someone who likes green scents without the heavy earth of oakmoss.
It works for those who want a botanical profile that stays close to nature and avoids heavy sweetness. The wood here feels planed and pale, not dark or smoky. People who dislike gin or strong tea should probably look elsewhere. The final impression is a clear stream running over pale sandalwood branches.
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