High Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
High Tea opens with bright bergamot that carries a clean, citrus lift. Clary sage and chamomile step in beside it, giving the start a soft herbal edge that feels calm rather than sharp. The top notes stay light on the skin and do not push outward, resting near the body as the first minutes pass.
The heart brings mate and lavender forward, with neroli adding a gentle floral touch. Mate lends a dry, tea-like quality that keeps the lavender from feeling too sweet. Tonka bean and ambroxan build slowly in the base, while incense adds a faint resinous trace. The scent stays close as the tonka rounds out the edges, and the ambroxan gives it a smooth, modern finish that does not overwhelm the air around you.
This works well during a relaxed morning or an easy afternoon outdoors. The herbal and citrus elements suit a bright, sunlit setting without feeling heavy. It fits someone who wants an aromatic profile that stays personal and does not announce itself across a room. The drydown leaves a warm, amber-tinged trace that feels like sunlight on a linen sleeve.
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