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Fragrance notes
Bergamot and seaweed open the scent with a sharp, salty citrus that feels cool against the skin. Jasmine appears immediately in the top layer, bright and slightly soapy, before returning again in the heart. Black currant adds a tart, juicy depth to the middle, where sandalwood begins to smooth the edges with a dry, creamy texture.
Patchouli and vanilla anchor the base, creating a dark sweetness that is balanced by the unusual presence of clay. That clay note gives the fragrance a damp, earthy quality, like walking near a riverbank after rain. Musk wraps around the other elements, lending a soft, powdery finish to the woody structure.
The overall impression is marine yet grounded, moving between fresh citrus and heavy soil without fully settling into either. It suits someone who enjoys white florals but wants an unconventional, muddy twist beneath the flowers. The clay and patchouli might overwhelm those who prefer clean, transparent compositions. It stays
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