Cypress Fig

Lemon verbena and grapefruit open with a bright, slightly rough citrus edge. Bergamot softens the initial spray into something more rounded. Fig enters early and carries a milky, green weight that pulls the citrus down from the top. Geranium adds a crisp, leafy bitterness that keeps the fruit from leaning sweet. Juniper brings a cool, resinous pinch that sits between the floral heart and the woods waiting underneath.

Vetiver and cypress form a dry, textured base that feels like walking through a field after rain. Hay lends a warm, straw-like softness that pairs with bourbon vanilla for a gentle, edible comfort. Violet leaf keeps the base green rather than gourmand. Sandalwood and amber wrap the sharper notes in a smooth, low glow. The overall impression is aromatic and herbal, with enough earthiness to feel grounded.

Jasmine floats through the middle without dominating, lending a clean floral lift. This is a scent for someone who likes greenery with their fruit, and who prefers a fragrance that feels like open air and damp soil. It suits a quiet morning in a garden or a long walk through woods when the air is cool and the light is pale. You are standing among tall trees while crushed leaves release their scent into the breeze.

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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.