Summer 22
Fragrance notes
Character
Bitter orange and green mandarin lead with a bright, zesty lift that feels immediate and clear. Camphor adds a cool, slightly medicinal edge to the citrus opening, giving it a sharpness that cuts through the sweetness. Basil and geranium sit in the heart with a leafy, herbal character that keeps the florals in check. Damask rose is present but restrained, supported by neroli that brings a clean, slightly soapy brightness. Indonesian nutmeg introduces a gentle warmth that never overwhelms the greenery around it.
Hay and vetiver in the base create a dry, earthy foundation that grounds the citrus without turning heavy. Siam benzoin adds a soft amber touch that feels smooth rather than sugary. Virginia cedar provides a dry woodiness that pairs well with the lingering orange peel. The overall impression is of walking through a sunlit garden where citrus trees grow alongside wild herbs, the air filled with crushed leaves and warm resin rising from the ground.
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