104 Terra Hedera
Fragrance notes
Character
A burst of galbanum hits first, sharp and resinous, joined quickly by bitter orange that keeps the opening from feeling too heavy. Cardamom adds a dry heat while mastic lends a pine-like clarity that smells like crushed leaves underfoot. The start feels alive, verdant, and slightly medicinal in a way that rewards patience.
Hyacinth enters with a cool, watery breath that pairs naturally with the frankincense already settling in. Jasmine softens the edges without turning the heart sweet, letting the incense and green facets lead. The transition stays smooth, never loud, anchored by the resin that hums beneath the flowers.
Amber and vetiver ground the drydown, but patchouli brings an earthy weight that keeps the scent from vanishing too soon. It stays present through a long morning without ever dominating the space around you. The amber glows quietly, supported by wood that feels steady rather than aggressive.
Corinne Cachen composed a fragrance that suits someone walking through a garden after rain, sleeves rolled up and sunlight hitting stone paths. The aromatic core stays vivid against skin that warms through the day, with spicy and balsamic threads weaving through the greenery in a way that feels
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