Deep Lullaby
Fragrance notes
Character
The person who wears Deep Lullaby smells like someone who fell asleep in a linen shirt under a pine tree with a drink still in hand. The opening mixes sharp mint and lime from the mojito note with cold lavender and resinous pine, a bright and slightly medicinal start that feels more like a memory of a summer night than the night itself. Wild rose and mimosa soften that edge, while mulberry adds a damp, dark fruitiness that pulls the scent away from a simple citrus spray. The heart sits close, fading gently into the skin as the woods arrive.
Charred wood and sandalwood give the base a dry, smoky warmth that never expands beyond a quiet circle around the wearer. Tobacco leaf lends a sweet, dusty pollen quality that lingers for a decent stretch without ever calling attention to itself. It suits someone who wants a floral wood that stays personal and doesn't announce its presence to a room. The person who wears it is a half-finished book left open on a porch while the morning dew settles on the pages.
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