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Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon and grapefruit open with a sharp, bright sting. The citrus feels clean and direct, like a kitchen counter after peeling fruit. Rosemary adds a green, slightly medicinal edge that keeps the opening from leaning sweet.
Lily-of-the-valley arrives with a cool, dewy presence. It sits between the sharp top and the heavier base, offering a soft white floral touch. The air around the flower feels damp and light, matching the aquatic impression in the background.
Sage and patchouli ground the blend with an earthy, herbal weight. The musk smooths the transition, lending a skin-like warmth to the finish. The overall impression is woody and fresh, a mix of garden herbs and clean air.
The herbal side can read as slightly sharp and soapy to some noses. The grapefruit and rosemary combination creates a specific kind of bitterness that lacks roundness. It is a crisp choice for bright mornings, but the scent profile stays narrow and does not offer much depth.
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