In Clover
Fragrance notes
Character
Régime des Fleurs positions In Clover as a daytime companion for people who want to smell like they just walked out of a garden that has not been trimmed in years. The opening makes the case immediately with banana leaf and violet leaf, joined by spearmint and basil that keep the air cool without turning the blend into a kitchen herb jar. Clover and galbanum lead the heart, supported by jasmine sambac and a crisp apple facet that brightens the green texture rather than sweetening it. Angelica adds a faintly bitter stem note that prevents the florals from dominating. The profile stays fresh and ozonic throughout, never heavy or cloying, and the aquatic accord keeps the atmosphere damp and bright.
Cedar anchors the base with a dry, pale wood that lets algae and cucumber carry the closing impression of a pond edge where sunlight hits the water and the grass grows unchecked. This is for the wearer who prefers a fragrance that feels alive and slightly wild over something polished and formal. It suits a morning spent outdoors when the air is clear and the ground is still damp. The scent sits close and behaves like a living plant rather than a composed perfume. You are standing barefoot in a meadow where the clover has taken over the path.
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