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Lemon and orange arrive first, bright and unpolished, with bergamot adding a clean edge. Lavender sits beside them from the start, tying the citrus to something herbal rather than sweet. The opening feels like stepping outside after rain when the air still carries the sharp scent of wet leaves and sun-warmed fruit.

Mate brings a green, slightly bitter thread through the heart. Rose appears, but it stays pale and transparent, supported by hedione rather than heavy petals. Myrrh adds a resinous touch that keeps the florals from drifting too far into lightness. As the composition settles, iso e super creates a soft, woody space that feels close and steady. Musk smooths the edges without making the blend creamy. Lavender returns in a quieter form, now more dried than fresh, resting against the amber accord. The drydown is where the fragrance finds its identity, moving from clear citrus to a gentle, resinous wood that feels calm and unforced.

Wear it on a walk through a city park when the light is clear and the air feels alive. It fits someone who likes a scent that begins with energy and ends in quiet wood, offering a path from bright morning air to a soft, grounded finish.

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