Spring 22
Fragrance notes
Character
Spring 22 is a fragrance for the person who treats a walk outside as a necessary part of the morning. The opening justifies that position immediately. Buchu and Nigerian ginger lead with a pungent, slightly medicinal bite that feels bracing rather than comfortable. Bitter orange and lime peel add a sharp citrus edge, while peppermint and pink pepper bring a cooling, tingly lift. It is a bright, volatile mixture that demands fresh air around it.
The argument continues as the scent settles. Basil and jasmine sambac move in beside Tunisian neroli, keeping the tone herbal and clean instead of allowing the white florals to turn heavy or indolic. Virginia cedar and Haitian vetiver anchor the blend with a dry, woody foundation, but black elder and orange blossom ensure the base retains a gentle sweetness. The overall impression is green and camphoraceous, never cloying.
This composition suits someone who wants a scent that mirrors the clarity of a clear sky and the damp earth of a garden path. It feels natural and transparent, avoiding the synthetic density found in many mainstream releases. The ginger and vetiver provide just enough structure to keep the citrus and herbs from floating away entirely, leaving a impression of
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