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Fragrance notes
Character
Grapefruit and lemon lead with a sharp, cold brightness that feels like standing near a lake when the air is still cool. Pear adds a rounded, gentle sweetness that keeps the opening from feeling harsh. Orange sits underneath, giving the citrus a warm, familiar glow. Geranium enters with a green, slightly peppery edge that pulls the fruit toward something drier and more herbal. Cedar brings a clean, dry wood that feels close and steady. Patchouli and vetiver ground the blend with an earthy depth that stops the sweetness from taking over. The whole composition stays fresh without becoming thin, and the woods give it a masculine weight that works in the city as easily as it does outside.
This is a scent for bright mornings when the windows are open and the light feels new. It suits someone who likes citrus but wants the dry, earthy finish of cedar and vetiver beneath it. Those who dislike patchouli or strong geranium may find the heart too green and slightly bitter. It fits a walk through a market filled with crates of fruit, where the air smells of peeled oranges, damp wood planks, and the green stems left behind after the flowers are cut.
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