Electron

Tea and rose sit at the center of Electron. The tea note is brisk and clean, giving the rose a cool surface instead of a warm one. Violet leaf adds a crushed green edge that keeps the flowers from feeling arranged.

Musk and orchid soften the edges. The orchid brings a smooth sweetness that never turns heavy, while the musk stays near the body and moves only a short distance from the skin.

The scent fits a bright morning on a balcony with a glass of cold water nearby. Light hits the petals and the air feels open, with nothing weighing down the space.

Electron is a clear ribbon of steam rising from a cup set on a white table outdoors.

Smells similar

Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.

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