Citrusdal by Wild Olive Artisans bottle
Wild Olive Artisans

Citrusdal

Masculine 2017
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Our take

Citrusdal is best understood as a fragrance for quiet mornings when the air feels cool and the light is pale. The blend of orange, lemon, neroli, and petitgrain creates a bright citrus surface that feels natural rather than polished. Frankincense adds a resinous weight that keeps the composition grounded, while the inclusion of hyrax introduces a musky, animalic edge that separates this scent from standard citrus aromatics. It is not a simple refresher. The amber and white floral accords give the blend a soft warmth that lingers in the background, making the overall impression more complex than a typical citrus spray.

The argument for wearing this in cooler weather rests on how the resin and musk interact with the sharper notes. In a crisp environment, the frankincense and amber feel appropriate against the skin, and the citrus does not dominate the way it would under strong sun. The fresh spicy accord supports this mood, adding a gentle heat that suits a jacket or a scarf. Someone who expects a clean, office-appropriate citrus will find the hyrax and resin too unconventional. This is for a person who wants a citrus scent that carries a slightly wild, untamed character.

This fragrance suits a walk through a garden where the grass is damp and the trees still hold the night's chill. The aromatic elements feel alive in that kind of air, and the white floral touch prevents the blend from becoming too dry or austere. It is a scent that asks for a little patience from the wearer, rewarding those who enjoy resinous depth alongside their citrus. The musk and amber ensure the experience feels personal and close. The result is a distinctive aromatic profile built around frankincense.

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