GERANIUM GREENHOUSE
Fragrance notes
Petitgrain brings a bright, clean citrus edge that feels like snapped twigs. Geranium sits close to the rose here, both sharing a fresh floral space without one dominating the other. Petrichor adds a damp, mineral quality that grounds the greens in something cool and stone-like. Oakmoss and moss give the blend a dry, shaded texture that reads as earthy rather than sweet. Musk softens the sharper edges just enough to keep the profile from feeling purely botanical.
The overall character is herbal and aromatic, leaning into a mossy woods impression that stays close to the skin in feel. It is composed by Nick Vu. Powdery notes drift through the mix, adding a faint vintage touch to the fresh spicy accord. Citrus lingers in the background, bright but never sharp, while the rose remains restrained and green.
Imagine walking between rows of clay pots after a light rain, where wet soil and crushed leaves share the air with a single vase of flowers.
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