Myrtum Laurum
Fragrance notes
Character
Myrtum Laurum opens with a sharp herbal edge that can feel thin and scratchy before the citrus arrives to soften it. The thyme and myrtle lead the way, brisk and green, while bergamot and lemon add a bright lift that keeps the entrance from feeling too heavy. Orange blossom and orange bring a sunny, slightly candied facet that sits close to the skin, never overwhelming the room.
In the heart, heliotrope and lily-of-the-valley introduce a powdery softness that mingles with cinnamon and bay leaf. The spices feel warm rather than hot, wrapped in jasmine and a gentle musk that smooths the transition toward the base. Tonka bean and vanilla lend a creamy sweetness, while patchouli and sandalwood ground the blend with a woody, earthy depth that keeps the sugar in check.
A narrow stone courtyard sits under a dim sky, surrounded by potted lemon trees and wild myrtle bushes. Someone stands near the entrance in a wool coat, the air cool against the skin, as the scent of orange blossom and herbs drifts from their collar. The glow of a nearby window catches the pale petals of heliotrope on a small table, and the whole scene settles into a quiet, spiced warmth that feels complete.
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