Spring 23
Fragrance notes
Character
Someone walking out into clear, bright air with a light jacket pulled on reaches for this scent. It suits a morning that starts cool and warms as the sun climbs, when the day feels open and uncluttered. The person who wears it wants something that moves with the temperature instead of weighing it down.
Green mandarin and orange peel lead with a clean, vivid citrus that feels peeled fresh. Nigerian ginger and Sichuan pepper add a dry heat that sharpens the edges without turning heavy. Petitgrain Paraguay brings a leafy bitterness that keeps the opening from leaning sweet. Basil and Tunisian neroli carry the middle with a floral green tone, while Calabrian bergamot brightens the transition. Indian jasmine sits low, giving a soft lift rather than a heady floral weight.
Haitian vetiver and Virginia cedar ground the blend with a dry wood that stays close to the skin. French narcissus adds a muted, earthy floral note that lingers beneath the surface. The overall impression is crisp, aromatic, and lightly spiced, with a clear structure that never turns dense. A slice of sunlight through a open window.
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