Serene
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and lime lead with a sharp, sunlit citrus that feels immediate and clean. Mint cools the opening without turning it into a toothpaste impression, keeping the first minutes brisk and upright. Geranium enters with a green, slightly peppery edge that pulls the brightness toward something herbal. White flowers soften the heart, adding a gentle breath of petals that never becomes heady. Basil sits between the greens and the florals, giving the middle a kitchen-garden freshness that stays light on its feet.
Sandalwood and cedar ground the drydown with a dry, pale woodiness that avoids heavy resin. Ambroxan lends a smooth, modern glow that ties the citrus to the base. Musk settles everything into a faintly powdery haze that feels neat rather than decorative. The overall impression is of a clear morning in a garden where herbs grow alongside citrus trees and the air carries a clean, woody warmth. It suits someone who likes aromatic greens but wants the edges rounded by soft wood and a touch of flower. The scent stays
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