Feuilles (Leaves)
Fragrance notes
Character
Feuilles (Leaves) is best understood as a daytime companion for someone who wants structure in their scent. The opening makes the case immediately. Grapefruit and petitgrain bring a bright, bitter edge, while basil and lavender add a cool, herbal lift. This is not a soft greeting. It is a clear statement that the fragrance intends to stay upright and composed, offering a crisp start that feels intentional rather than decorative.
The argument continues through the heart. Rose and jasmine sit alongside geranium and lily-of-the-valley, but they do not take over. The florals remain fresh and restrained, supported by the green current running beneath them. This balance is what makes the composition work for daily wear. It offers enough bloom to feel alive, yet it never becomes overwhelming or overly romantic.
The base seals the deal. Oakmoss, galbanum, and fern create a mossy, green foundation that grounds the brighter top and heart. Vetiver and patchouli add an earthy, woody depth that keeps the profile serious. Together, they form a chypre structure that feels classic without smelling dated, proving that a green floral can have real backbone.
This is a scent for a person walking a tree-lined path where crushed stems release their scent into warm air.
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