Alabastro
Fragrance notes
Character
Alabastro places lemon, smoke, and tea side by side without forcing them into a neat progression. The citrus carries a sharp edge that cuts through the gray weight of the smoke. Tea adds a steeped, slightly bitter leafiness that keeps the brightness from feeling polished. It reads as a collection of distinct impressions rather than a single blended arc.
The air smells of wet pavement after a cold rain, and the lemon feels like a light left on in a stone room. Smoke curls through the space without overwhelming it, while the tea sits in the background like a cooled cup forgotten on a table. The mix feels aromatic and ozonic, with a green touch that suggests crushed stems and damp air.
Woody and warm spicy accords give the blend a dry backbone that some will appreciate for its restraint. The composition stays linear, offering the same trio of notes without much shift or development. Anyone seeking a fragrance that evolves across a wear will find it too static for their taste. The scent remains fixed in its initial stance from start to finish.
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