Green Wood
Fragrance notes
Character
Absinthe and galbanum charge in first, bitter and resinous rather than bright. Juniper berries sit beside a sharp Sicilian lemon that cuts through the herbaceous opening. Mint cools the edges without turning the scent into something chilled or clean. The heart introduces cannabis and mate, both dry and leafy, with pitanga adding a faint tartness that never becomes sweet. Cypress and iris hold a firm line through the middle, while lily and marigold drift in and out without softening the structure. Cashmere wood gives a smooth texture to the green heart, keeping it from feeling brittle.
Vetiver and oakmoss anchor the base with a classic chypre earthiness. Sandalwood rounds the edges, patchouli deepens the soil note, and leather adds a worn, dry finish. The overall impression is aromatic and woody, with fresh spicy accents that stay close to the green thread running through every layer. It feels composed and deliberate, suited to cooler days and outdoor settings. The scent is like walking through a dense forest where the undergrowth has been crushed underfoot and the air smells of resin, bark, and dry leaves.
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