Tendre
Fragrance notes
Character
Green tea and lemon sit together in Tendre, not fighting for space but sharing it. The lime brightens the edges without cutting the skin. Nasturtium adds a leafy bite that keeps the citrus from feeling like a cold drink. Ylang-ylang rounds the corners, so the blend never turns sharp. Each spray stays near the body, following the skin rather than moving outward.
The drydown holds the same notes in a quieter mix. Green tea grows softer as the lemon fades into the background. Nasturtium loses its edge and begins to smell like crushed stems after rain. Ylang-ylang takes over slowly, carrying a mild sweetness that was hidden at first. The scent remains present through a morning without demanding attention, resting close enough that only someone nearby catches it.
Sunlight on a balcony, a table with a glass of water, a window left open while the air is still warm. The floral side lingers longer than expected, drifting up when the arm moves. Sweetness stays light, never heavy enough to feel like a layer on the skin. Green tea and nasturtium keep returning in small waves, each one a little less bright than the last, the air around the wrist holding onto
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