Green Sandalwood
Fragrance notes
Character
Green Sandalwood opens with a soft contradiction that some will call a weakness. The fig and grapefruit sit beside the sandalwood in a way that feels slightly unresolved, as if the fruit wants to run while the wood wants to stand still. Violet leaves and bergamot add a cool, watery edge that never quite settles into a single mood, so the composition can read as indecisive rather than balanced.
That tension is exactly why this scent works for someone spending a slow morning on a shaded porch while the air still carries a damp, garden smell. The white musk and powdery accords keep it close and clean, while the ozonic and aquatic facets mirror a breeze moving through leaves. It feels like a walk through a backyard orchard after light rain, where the ground is cool but the sun is starting to warm the branches.
The Dua Brand created a fragrance that refuses to pick a lane between fresh and woody, and that choice rewards wearers who find comfort in a scent that shifts with the light. Fig leaf and citrus play against the grain of the sandalwood, creating a gentle friction that stays present while you move through a bright, open space with a book in one hand and a glass of water in the other
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
What it says it was inspired by
Dua describes Green Sandalwood as inspired by Santal Greenery by Dries Van Noten.
