Trade Wind
Fragrance notes
Character
Trade Wind opens with African orange flower and lime blossom that feel bright and airy. Nutmeg adds a gentle warmth while hay brings a dry, golden tone that keeps the florals from feeling too soft. The opening is sweet but not sugary, leaning into the yellow and white floral accords with a gentle spicy lift.
Mint and violet leaf move the scent into cooler territory. Seaweed adds a marine touch that supports the ozonic accord without making the fragrance smell like seawater. The heart stays aromatic and green, with the mint offering clarity and the violet leaf contributing a crisp, leafy edge that feels natural and slightly powdery.
Galbanum and soil tincture give the base an earthy depth that grounds the greener notes above. Vetiver adds a clean, rooty texture while sandalwood smooths the drydown with a creamy wood presence. The combination feels suited to a bright afternoon outdoors when the air is cool and the light is clear, with the hay and orange flower catching the warmth while the mint and galbanum hold the shade. The soil tincture keeps the finish close to the ground
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