Tsutaju
Fragrance notes
Character
Tsutaju opens with ivy and violet that feel cool and dewy. A touch of ginger adds a bright, slightly spicy lift that keeps the green leaves from smelling flat. The start is crisp and clean, like stepping into a shaded garden path.
Amber and jasmine arrive in the heart with a soft, powdery warmth. The floral side stays restrained and never turns heavy. It sits close to the skin, adding a gentle roundness that bridges the fresh top and the earthy base.
Vetiver, oakmoss, and patchouli form a dry, mossy foundation that defines the fragrance. The vetiver brings a grassy, rooty texture, while oakmoss adds a damp, forest floor depth. Patchouli grounds the mix with an earthy weight that feels natural rather than polished.
The overall impression is woody, fresh, and green with an ozonic clarity. It suits a walk through a park when the air is mild and the light is bright. The scent settles into a mossy, aromatic finish that lingers on the skin.
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