Winter 22
Fragrance notes
Character
You step outside after rain has passed through a quiet street lined with damp cedar fences. The air carries a cool lift of peppermint and Brazilian orange that feels bright without turning sharp. Tarragon and lemon zest add a green, slightly savory edge that keeps the citrus grounded. As the moment settles, cardamom and cloves bring a gentle warmth, while jasmine sambac and mimosa offer a soft floral touch that never dominates. Patchouli and marjoram deepen the heart with an earthy, herbal character that feels natural and composed.
Balsam fir and oakmoss anchor the scene with a forest floor weight, and lavender sits beside sandalwood in a calm, powdery haze. Haitian vetiver and algae introduce a damp, mineral note that recalls wet stones near a stream. The blend stays aromatic and woody, never leaning fully sweet or dry, and it suits someone who enjoys complexity without loud gestures. It feels at home in a garden where the light is clear and the air is cool. You are standing on a wooden bridge over a shallow creek, watching sunlight break through wet leaves onto the water.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
