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Fragrance notes
Lemon and lime hit first, sharp and bright, with basil adding a peppery green edge that keeps the opening from feeling like a simple cleaning product. Juniper berry steps in quickly, leaning into the pine and stone notes that give the heart a cool, mineral quality. Jasmine softens the sharper aromatic facets without ever turning the blend sweet. It stays fresh and upright, moving from citrus to a forest floor impression that feels shaded rather than sunny. Sandalwood and oakmoss ground the later stages, bringing a dry, mossy depth that sits close to the skin. Amber and musk add a faint powdery warmth, but the overall impression remains green, woody, and clean.
This is a fragrance for someone who enjoys smelling like open air and crushed herbs rather than a traditional flower bouquet. It suits cooler days and evenings when you want something crisp and natural. If you prefer heavy gourmands or loud, sweet perfumes, this will feel too lean and reserved. It reads more like a walk through a damp pine grove than a night out. The composition feels composed by Matsuno Hidenori with a clear eye for balance between citrus and bark. You are holding a handful of damp pine needles and cold river stones while standing in a misty forest.
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