Urban Jungle
Fragrance notes
Character
Cannabis sits at the front here, and it is not the polished version found in niche boutiques. It smells raw and slightly bitter, leaning into the rhubarb and juniper heart with a sharp green bite. Sweet grass tries to soften the edges, but the overall impression stays restless rather than smooth. Bergamot and grapefruit provide a bright lift that keeps the opening from feeling too heavy, yet the citrus lacks the roundness that would make the blend feel complete. Concrete and leather in the base add a dry, mineral grit that some will find compelling and others will find abrasive.
Vetiver anchors the drydown with an earthy, woody presence that pairs well with the mineral accord. The scent feels at home on a city sidewalk when the air is warm and the sun is high, surrounded by pavement and movement. It works for someone who enjoys aromatic profiles that refuse to be tidy and who prefers a fragrance that feels more like an environment than a finished composition. Wear it when you want something herbal and citrus-driven that carries a rough, urban texture from morning through the afternoon.
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