Greyjoy
Fragrance notes
Character
Walking past a garden where someone just sliced into a pile of lemons and limes, you catch the sharp, clean sting of the rind before the juice even hits the air. The citrus here is bright and unpolished, skipping the sugar that usually follows a fruit note and leaving the peel intact. Salt arrives next, not heavy but present, like a breeze that just crossed the ocean and carried a little spray with it. The ozonic and aquatic accords pull the scent outward, giving it a wide, open feeling that sits close to the skin without ever feeling heavy. Marine and aromatic threads run through the middle, keeping the blend cool and steady rather than warm or sweet. There is no floral softness and no wood to ground it, just a clear, mineral edge that stays crisp from the first moment to the last. It feels like standing near the water when the air is fresh and the light is changing, surrounded by nothing heavier than the wind and the fruit in your hand. The lemon and lime stay at the front, supported by the salt and the open marine accord.
