Anima Libera
Fragrance notes
Character
A sunlit terrace in early autumn holds a ceramic cup of mate tea that steams against the cool air. Pink pepper sits on the rim, bright and lightly prickly, while bergamot lifts the surface with a clean citrus spark. The drink rests near a pot of white iris and a few jasmine stems that lean into the light. Cedar boards warm underfoot, and a faint mineral touch drifts from the clay planter beside the table.
White iris carries a soft powder that settles on the skin like fine dust. Jasmine adds a gentle floral breath that stays close, never rising into the space around you. The mate note keeps the heart grounded and slightly herbal, so the flowers never feel like a formal bouquet. Musk wraps the petals in a smooth layer that moves only when you turn your head.
Ambroxan sits low and steady, giving the cedar a pale amber glow that does not expand beyond your personal space. The entire composition stays near the body, fading at a calm and even pace. It is present when you glance down, then recedes until a small motion brings it back. Nothing here demands attention from across the room.
Daylight rests on the terrace and the scent stays within that circle. The air feels fresh, aromatic, and quietly powdery. Iris remains.
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