Feuillage vert
Fragrance notes
Character
Morning light filters through a canopy of young trees in a quiet garden. The air feels cool and damp against the skin. Feuillage vert sits in this space as a crisp slice of bamboo and bright citruses. Palisander rosewood adds a dry, polished edge to the opening, keeping the start from feeling like a simple fruit salad.
Green leaves unfold next, soft and abundant, paired with the clean, slightly peppery snap of cardamom. Freesia floats through the middle, offering a floral lift that stays close to the stem rather than blooming into a heavy bouquet. The blend feels like walking past a row of hedges after a light rain.
Cedar anchors the base with a smooth, pale woodiness. Musk lingers underneath, blurring the edges of the sharper greens. The overall impression stays fresh and woody, never sweet, never heavy, moving through the air like a natural part of the surroundings rather than a layer applied on top.
Sunlight continues to shift across the path. The scent remains steady among the plants, a quiet companion to the rustle of leaves and the faint sound of water nearby, still unfolding through the green
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