Full Moon (At the Temple)
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Some fragrances demand your attention, but Full Moon (At the Temple) asks for yours. It is a scent that disappears almost as quickly as it appears, requiring a generous application if you want it to accompany you for longer than a brief afternoon. It stays so close to the skin that it becomes a secret shared only when someone steps into your personal space. Yet this intimacy is exactly what makes the composition shine. Imagine standing in a sun-drenched wooden pavilion, the air crisp and clear. Here, the savory, green scent of shiso leaves mingles with the clean, resiny aroma of hinoki wood. A bright spark of yuzu cuts through the humidity, while the soft, comforting scent of steamed rice and the gentle, soothing presence of green tea round out the experience. It is a savory, lactonic, and highly aromatic perfume that feels like a quiet moment of meditation. This fragrance is for the person who wants to wear a scent without announcing it to the world. It is for the wearer who finds peace in a minimalist aesthetic and prefers a natural, aquatic freshness over a heavy, synthetic statement. Wear it on a bright, clear morning when you want to feel centered and calm.
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