No. 101
Fragrance notes
Character
No. 101 suits the person who walks outside to clear a head and stays until the air turns biting. It is for the morning after a long night, when daylight feels like a reset button. The wearer is practical, unbothered by cold air, and prefers a scent that mirrors the environment instead of covering it up.
Pine and grass sit next to parsley and angelica, giving the blend a chopped, herbal edge that smells like crushed stems. Black currant adds a small, tart lift without making the air fruity. Smoke and vanilla run through the mix, but the vanilla stays pale and the smoke stays thin, never heavy. Bergamot and violet woodsorrel brighten the green texture. Snow and aquatic notes make the whole thing feel damp and open. The scent stays near the body, moving with you rather than announcing you from a distance. It holds on through a morning without vanishing quickly, but it does not beg for attention once you step inside.
The result is a walk through a damp pine forest where someone has just burned a small fire nearby.
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