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Fragrance notes
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A potting shed door stands open to a warm breeze, letting in light that hits rows of clay pots and fresh soil. Mint and thyme sit on a wooden bench beside a bundle of tarragon, their crushed leaves releasing a sharp, clean scent into the air. Oakmoss and sandalwood add a dry, earthy weight to the space, grounding the bright herbs so the air feels steady rather than fleeting. The scent stays near the bench, wrapping the person working there without drifting far down the garden path.
Hands brush against the tarragon and thyme while repotting a young plant, leaving a green, herbal trace on the skin that feels natural and unforced. The anis accord from the tarragon weaves through the mint, creating a fresh spicy thread that does not overwhelm the mossy, woody base. It is a straightforward aroma, more about the garden than the perfume counter, with a dry texture that keeps it from feeling polished or refined.
The smell lingers through the morning task, present enough to notice while hands are moving but never announcing itself to anyone across the room. It holds to the skin and the shirt sleeve, a quiet companion during the work rather than a bold statement meant for a crowd. There is a rough, unblended edge to the mint and oakmoss that never quite smooths out, leaving a slightly harsh sting that some will find abrasive rather than refreshing.
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