Forbidden Grass
Fragrance notes
Character
Someone who wants a scent that works as hard as a weekday commute reaches for Forbidden Grass. It suits the person who spends mornings moving between meetings and afternoons outdoors, needing a fragrance that feels crisp without turning sharp. The wearer is practical and composed, someone who likes a little warmth but refuses to be weighed down by heavy sweetness before the day is done.
Cardamom and grapefruit lead the way, bright and lightly herbal with thyme and elemi adding a clean edge. Nutmeg and mate settle in the middle, giving the blend a dry, slightly bitter lift that keeps the spices from feeling too cozy. The base brings cashmere wood, guaiac wood, patchouli, and cedar together in a smooth, balsamic woodiness that stays close to the skin and feels natural rather than polished.
The whole composition smells like a well-kept garden path cut through a row of cedar fences, where crushed herbs release their scent under your shoes and the air carries a cool, citrus-tinged breeze across the wood.
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