Odyssey

Lemon and tomato leaf open with a sharp, garden-edge brightness. The fig leaf adds a milky softness that keeps the citrus from feeling like a cleaning product. It smells like standing near a vegetable patch that catches direct sun.

Rosemary and thyme bring a dry, kitchen-herb character to the middle. Lavender sits quietly in the background, more stem than flower. Myrtle adds a slight bitterness that prevents the heart from becoming too polished or sweet.

Pine and cypress give the base a resinous, forest-floor weight. Labdanum smooths the edges with a warm, sticky texture that feels natural rather than synthetic. The woods here are not dark, but sunlit and dry.

Composed by Alejandro Ponsà, this unisex release suits someone who enjoys smelling like fresh air and crushed herbs. It is not for those who want a heavy, evening-leaning scent or a composition built around sweet vanilla. The green accord stays prominent throughout, mixing with the woody notes to create a texture that feels like walking through a Mediterranean landscape where the plants release their scent under your hands

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