Witch
Fragrance notes
Character
You are sitting on a wooden bench in a garden that has just been cut. The air carries fresh linden blossom and crushed green grass, with a faint crunch of hazelnut near your wrist. It feels bright and open, like the first minute after rain stops falling.
As the minutes pass, the scene shifts downward. Vanilla begins to spread, but it is not clean or baked. Wormwood and galbanum push through with a bitter, herbal edge, while violet leaf adds a cool, damp texture. Daisy sits lightly in the background, and a raw, leafy cannabis note makes the air feel thick and slightly wild. The scent becomes a tangle of green stems and sweet cream, neither fully floral nor fully gourmand, just dense and unusual.
The bench warms under you. Whipped cream and truffle settle into the moss, creating a soft, earthy bed beneath the sandalwood. The vanilla repeats itself here, heavier now, mingling with the damp ground and the powdery air that still holds a trace of that opening grass, the entire garden floor smelling of sweet dirt and cream
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