Les 4 Saisons: Yellow Sea
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the courtyard wall and the air carries the sharp brightness of lime and bergamot. Tangerine adds a soft roundness to the opening, keeping the citrus clear without becoming sharp. Virginia cedar enters with a dry timber note that grounds the fruit, while patchouli brings an earthy depth underneath. Incense curls through the heart, not thick but present, giving the green wood a lightly smoked edge.
Benzoin and amber warm the air with a resinous weight that feels smooth against the dry cedar. Castoreum adds a leathery animal touch that pulls the sweetness toward something rougher and more textured. The citrus stays long enough to keep the resins from feeling heavy, then steps aside for the woods and smoke. It is a fragrance that feels worn in, like fabric that has absorbed sun and dry air.
The blend stays close to the skin, moving with the body as the day goes on. It suits someone who likes resinous woods but wants the brightness of citrus to lead the way. The scent feels at home in a space filled with warm stone, dry air, and the quiet heat of a bright afternoon where resin gleams on old timber beams.
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