Green Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot brings a bright citrus edge that feels clean and immediate. Mint runs alongside it, adding a cool snap that keeps the blend from leaning warm. Tea and tea leaf give the scent its clear identity, offering a dry, steeped character that avoids sweetness. Jasmine sits in the mix as a soft white floral touch, present but never overwhelming the green core.
Black pepper adds a sharp, fresh spicy lift that keeps the aroma from feeling flat. White cedar extract grounds the blend with a dry woody note that feels natural rather than polished. The combination stays firmly in the aromatic family, smelling more like a personal ritual than a statement piece. It suits someone who wants a scent that disappears into the background while still feeling intentional.
The gender label says unisex, and the balance supports that claim without leaning toward any stereotype. It works well for daytime wear and fits easily into spring or summer wardrobes. Those who prefer heavy, resinous bases or gourmand sweetness will find this composition too restrained. It offers clarity instead of comfort, and that choice defines its audience.
Serena Ava Franco composed a fragrance that captures the quiet moment of pouring hot water over loose leaves in a sunlit kitchen.
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