Deep Deep in the Baltic
Fragrance notes
Character
Thyme and rosemary arrive first, sharp and resinous, with bergamot adding a bright lift that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. The herbs smell green rather than culinary, more like crushed leaves on a breeze than a kitchen counter. Frankincense and sandalwood take over quickly, wrapping the citrus in a dry, meditative wood that feels grounded and calm.
Labdanum, ambergris, and benzoin form a base that is amber-rich and balsamic without becoming sweet. The warmth stays close to the skin, textured and slightly salty, evoking sun-warmed stone rather than dessert. It feels composed and intentional, with a clarity that suits quiet moments and reflective spaces.
Sylvie Jourdet built a scent that rewards stillness. Wear it to a morning meeting where focus matters, or to an evening walk when the air turns cool and the day winds down. It fits someone who prefers resin and wood over sugar, and who wants a fragrance that feels like a deep breath rather than a statement.
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