Tea-Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening feels a little thin. The yuzu and bergamot arrive with a sharp, almost scratchy brightness that lacks the roundness a proper citrus should have, and the quince and peach do not quite smooth the edges before the heart takes over.
Sunlight falls across a wooden bench in a small city garden. A warm breeze moves through the leaves while jasmine and violet sit in the air, soft and slightly powdery. Green tea runs through the middle of the scent, cool and clean, with black currant adding a small lift of fruit that never turns heavy.
Vetiver grounds the green floral picture without making it sharp. Cedar and oakmoss bring a dry, woody backdrop that feels close to the skin, while hay and incense add a faint, dry warmth. Leather sits quietly in the background, more texture than statement, keeping the garden scene from drifting into something too soft.
The air stays fresh and aromatic, held together by a gentle sweetness that never asks for attention. Citrus and green lead the way, with woody and floral notes following closely behind.
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