Primitive
Fragrance notes
Bergamot, lemon, mandarin orange and grapefruit hit at once. The citrus is bright and sharp, with the grapefruit leaning bitter rather than sweet. It smells like peeling fruit on a warm morning, the rind oil still on your fingers.
Geranium and pink pepper bring a clean, slightly hot edge to the middle. Grass and galbanum push the green facet hard, almost metallic in their cut. Petitgrain adds a leafy bitterness that keeps the heart from feeling soft.
Vetiver anchors everything with dry earth and a faint smoky root smell. It stays close to the skin in texture, more mineral than creamy. The wood here is raw, not polished, and it pulls the brighter top notes down into something leaner.
The whole composition feels more like a study in green and citrus than a traditional perfume arc. It suits someone who likes sharp edges and dislikes heavy sweetness. Wear it in spring or early summer, outdoors where the air can carry those
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