Steam
Fragrance notes
Character
Green tea and birch tar make an unlikely pair here. The bright, slightly bitter steeped leaves meet a dry, smoky wood that feels like walking past a workshop where timber is being cured. Plum adds a soft, dark fruit roundness that stops the sharper edges from feeling bare, but this is not a sweet composition. It smells clean in the way linen does after it has hung outside on a breezy morning, with the air itself carrying a faint trace of cedar. Juniper sits quietly underneath, lending a cool, resinous touch that keeps the atmosphere crisp. The scent stays right against the skin, moving only as close as a sleeve brushing the wrist, and it holds that steady presence for a sensible span without ever reaching further.
Lyn Harris composed a fragrance that feels at home in the middle of a busy day. It suits someone who wants to smell composed and natural rather than noticed, offering a calm, leathery green aura that fits an office or a long walk through the city. The wearer who enjoys sandalwood but dislikes heavy, cloying bases will find a quiet companion here. It is for the person who values a subtle signature, one that feels like part of their own clothes rather than a loud statement. Skip this if you are searching for a bold evening trail or a scent that announces you before you enter the room.
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