Eau de Cologne

Orange lands first, bright and immediate. Mandarin orange follows with a softer, rounder sweetness. Bergamot adds a clean, slightly bitter edge that keeps the opening from feeling flat.

Lily-of-the-valley brings a cool, dewy green tone to the middle. Apple adds a crisp, pale fruitiness that feels more like a peeled slice than a baked dessert. Orange blossom sits between the two, tying the citrus top to the floral heart with a gentle, creamy white petal scent.

Cedar gives the base a dry, pale wood surface. White musk settles underneath as a soft, clean fabric note. Petitgrain carries a faint leafy bitterness that stops the drydown from becoming too smooth.

The air smells like a windowsill herb pot sitting next to a bowl of cut citrus just after a rain shower.

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