6 Feet Under
Fragrance notes
Character
6 Feet Under opens with a cool, damp mineral impression that sits beside bright bergamot. The stone note gives the citrus a gray, chalky edge that feels clean rather than sweet. This opening is brisk and slightly austere, setting a tone that stays linear rather than playful.
The heart brings violet leaf and wild lavender into that mineral space. The violet leaf adds a crisp green snap, while the lavender leans herbal and dry instead of powdery. Geranium sits behind them with a faint peppery lift that keeps the middle from feeling flat. The blend stays aromatic and ozonic, with a watery freshness that never turns soapy or sharp.
Oakmoss and musk form a mossy, earthy base that grounds the green notes without adding weight. Amberwood warms the foundation just enough to keep it from feeling thin. The composition stays fresh, aquatic, and musky from start to finish. One limitation is that the notes sit close together, so the transitions feel minimal and the fragrance does not reveal much beyond its initial impression.
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