Wild
Fragrance notes
Character
Blueberry arrives first, glossy and dark, sitting against the sharp green of pine and the bright lift of bergamot. The fruit feels real rather than candied, a handful of berries picked from a branch. Balsam fir and moss take over the middle, cool and damp, with a thin ribbon of smoke that curls through the green. The smoke is quiet here, adding depth without turning the air heavy or dry.
Vetiver and cedar anchor the base, dry and clean, letting the oud settle in slowly beside them. The wood wears close, moving with the skin instead of pushing outward into the space around you. That nearness keeps the smoke and moss intimate, as if the forest floor stays tucked against the wrist. The berry fades, but the woods hold their place for a slow, steady stretch.
Cold air sharpens the pine and fir, making the fresh spicy edge feel crisp against the skin. A walk under bare branches or through wet leaves suits the mix of fruit, resin, and earth. The blueberry brightens the grey day, while the balsam and cedar keep the mood grounded and still. Spring mornings and late autumn afternoons give the smoke and moss room to breathe.
The scent feels like standing in a damp pine grove while eating fresh berries from a cold hand.
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