Tommy Summer 2013
Fragrance notes
Character
Grapefruit and pink pepper open Tommy Summer 2013 with a bright, slightly prickly citrus that feels clean and awake. Ginger enters soon after, adding a warm lift that keeps the start from leaning too sharp. Sage brings a green, herbal touch that sits comfortably beside the pepper, while balsam fir adds a soft conifer note that smells like sun on dry branches rather than a deep forest. The aromatic side stays present throughout, giving the blend a crisp, outdoors character that suits warm weather and open air.
Cedar and amber take over with a gentle woody warmth that feels smooth and approachable. The amber is light, not heavy or resinous, and it lets the cedar lead with a dry, polished grain. Sage and fir linger in the background, lending a faint herbal and conifer whisper that keeps the base from turning plain. It suits someone who likes fresh spice and wood without weight, though anyone looking for dark or smoky tones will find it too mild. Picture a white shirt drying on a line in a yard where cut cedar planks rest beside a low herb garden.
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