Winter Woods
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and lemon provide a bright, clean opening that feels like sunlight hitting a stone wall. Rosemary adds a sharp, green edge that keeps the citrus from leaning sweet. The transition moves quickly into iris and lavender, where the powdery facet of the iris takes the lead. Lavender supports it with a calm, herbal dryness. The heart feels composed and still, like a room that has been left quiet for an hour.
Vetiver and cedar form a dry, woody base that grounds the entire composition. Pine brings a resinous note that smells of bark and cold air. The texture is earthy rather than polished, and the aromatic accord gives it a slightly medicinal freshness. It wears close and feels natural, never synthetic or heavy. The powder from the iris lingers through the base and softens the sharper woods.
Composed by Sylvie Jourdet, this fragrance suits someone who prefers forests to flower beds. It is for the person who likes a scent that stays rooted in the ground. The mood is a path through wet trees where the air smells of crushed herbs and damp wood.
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