Frost
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the window glass and the air feels crisp. Green mandarin and lemon lead the first breath, bright and tart, joined by coriander that adds a gentle bite. Petitgrain appears twice across the structure, bridging the citrus top with the greener parts of the heart. Rose geranium and honeysuckle soften the edges without turning the scent sweet, while black elder brings a faint dark touch that keeps the florals from feeling too light.
The drydown carries the real weight. Smoke curls through rock rose and labdanum, resting on cedar and vetiver that feel dry rather than resinous. Cloves add a warm prickliness that lingers near the skin, and vanilla smooths the sharper corners without dominating. The scent stays present for a good while as you move through the room, yet it remains close enough that only those near you catch the full mix of wood and spice.
This is a fragrance for someone who enjoys citrus that evolves into something darker and more textured. Wear it on a clear morning when you want a scent that feels alive in the light but carries a smoky, grounded finish through the hours.
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