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Earl Grey tea and bergamot open the composition with a crisp, slightly tannic brightness. Orange blossom and lily-of-the-valley add a dewy, green edge to the citrus, keeping the entrance fresh rather than sugary. Tiare flower and jasmine form a soft, creamy heart that feels smooth against the sharper top notes. Amber and tonka bean bring a gentle sweetness to the base, but oakmoss and leather pull the blend toward something earthier. The leather here is not loud. It reads as a worn texture beneath the flowers, giving the white floral accord a slightly animalic warmth.

This is a fragrance for bright mornings when the air is warm and the light is clear. The tea note suits a relaxed, outdoor setting where a heavy scent would feel out of place. It leans unisex, though anyone who dislikes mossy or leather-tinged florals may find the drydown unsettling. The sweetness stays moderate, balanced by the green and mossy facets throughout. It feels more niche than mass-market, with a natural, slightly damp quality in the florals. You are standing on a sunlit stone path where crushed leaves release their scent into the warm air.

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