Fig
Fragrance notes
Hebron Project Fig opens with a bright mix of blackberry, raspberry, and tangerine. The fruit is sweet and citrus-forward, giving the first stage a juicy and slightly tart character. The heart moves into pomegranate and fig, where the fig adds a soft, rounded depth to the fruit. Dirt sits in the middle as well, lending a dry, earthy tone that grounds the sweeter elements. This is not a clean or polished composition. The earthy facet feels raw and unmistakable, pulling the scent away from a standard fruity profile. Sandalwood and vetiver form the base, with sandalwood offering a creamy woodiness and vetiver contributing a dry, grassy edge. The overall impression is fruity, woody, sweet, citrus, and aromatic, with the fruit and wood given equal weight throughout.
The scent suits someone who enjoys fruit paired with earthy and woody notes rather than a purely sweet or fresh direction. It is unisex and works for casual wear during the day or evening in warmer seasons, where the citrus and berry notes feel most at home. The dirt note makes it less approachable for those who prefer clean, transparent compositions. It does not try to be elegant or refined, and the rawness is part of its identity. The sandalwood keeps the drydown smooth while the vetiver maintains a dry finish. The pomegranate and tangerine stay present alongside the fig, so the fruit never fully recedes. The result is a fruity and woody scent built around fig.
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