No. 314
Fragrance notes
Character
Grapefruit and bergamot bring a bright, juicy lift that cuts through the heavier elements. Pineapple adds a sun-warmed sweetness that feels playful against the forest floor of oakmoss and patchouli. Cedar and oak give the blend a dry, textured backbone that keeps the fruit from becoming a simple candy scent. There is a warm spicy edge that hums underneath, never sharp, more like heat rising off wood than pepper or clove. The patchouli here is earthy and damp rather than powdery, anchoring the brighter top without dulling it.
Picture a late morning walk through a wooded park when the air is still warm but the leaves are starting to turn. The scent fits that space between shade and sunlight, where citrus feels natural and resinous wood feels refreshing rather than heavy. Someone who enjoys smelling distinct materials rather than a polished, seamless blend will find something to like here. It suits a casual day outdoors, a market trip, or a relaxed lunch, but it may feel too unstructured for formal settings or for anyone who prefers a clean, soapy profile
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