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Fragrance notes
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Yuzu leads with a bright, tart spark that feels like sunlight hitting a wooden porch. The magnolia sits beside it, soft and creamy rather than sharp. Gunpowder runs underneath, a dry, gray line that smells of struck flint and spent matches. Basil adds a crushed-leaf green that keeps the florals from feeling too polished.
This is a scent built for open air and clear skies. It suits someone who likes a floral that refuses to be sweet, who wants a fragrance that smells like a person and not a product. The combination feels handmade and a bit eccentric, more at home in a sunlit studio than a formal evening. It is not for those who expect a traditional, romantic bouquet.
The overall impression is a garden after a summer storm, where wet soil meets crushed herbs and a distant wisp of smoke hangs in the air.
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