Quince Mint & Moss
Fragrance notes
Character
The sun sits high over a garden path where stone warms underfoot. Juniper berries lead the air with a crisp, slightly resinous bite that feels carved from cool shade. Petitgrain follows close behind, its bright, bitter orange leaf edge cutting through the stillness.
Mint arrives next, not sweet or candied, but lean and upright, like a breeze moving through tall grass. It weaves between the juniper and petitgrain without softening them, keeping the opening sharp and clean.
Sage and thyme settle into the space as the green deepens. The herbs feel dry and rubbed between fingers, dusty rather than juicy, lending a savory, grounded tone to the air. They pull the scent away from refreshment and toward something rooted in soil.
Moss takes hold at the base, damp and quiet, spreading a low earthy blanket across the herbs. It anchors the entire scene with a woody, shaded stillness that lingers in the cool pockets of the garden. The fragrance rests here, aromatic, green, and mossy.
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