Rhubarb
Fragrance notes
Character
Rose water and red fruits bring a soft, wet color to the blend. Juniper and Sicilian lemon add a clean bite that keeps the fruit from feeling heavy. Tunisian orange blossom sits close to the cedar, giving the air around the scent a pale floral lift.
Haitian vetiver and Atlas cedar form the backbone. The wood feels dry and upright rather than dark or resinous. Earthy tones creep in through the vetiver, grounding the citrus so the scent never floats away completely.
The later stage favors cedar and vetiver over everything else. Fruit fades to a memory while the woods take on a quiet, woven texture. Orange blossom remains as a faint echo, adding just enough softness to keep the drydown from turning austere. Rose water lingers in the background, bridging the gap between flower and bark.
This is a daylight companion for warm mornings and open windows. It suits someone who wants wood and citrus without the weight of amber or smoke. Wear it when the air is clear and the day is just beginning.
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