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Fragrance notes
Character
Morning light falls across a stone terrace where potted herbs line the railing. A breeze carries rosemary and mint through the air, sharpened by a quick grind of black pepper that prickles the nose. Musk sits quietly beneath the green rush, softening the edges without pulling the scent toward skin. Damask rose opens soon after, its petals damp with dew, while geranium adds a crisp leafiness that keeps the flower from feeling heavy. Lavender drifts in with a clean, slightly powdery breath that bridges the bright top and the deepening base. Virginia cedar begins to show, dry and straight, followed by oakmoss that brings a shaded, earthy tint to the blend. Amber warms the foundation just enough to suggest sunlight on wood, though the overall impression stays cool and aromatic. The fragrance feels composed by Napoleão Bastos with a clear hand, each note placed where it can breathe.
You stand among the planters with sleeves rolled up, surrounded by a living border of rose, cedar, and herb that smells exactly like this bottle.
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