Le Vert N°7732
Fragrance notes
Character
Le Vert N°7732 opens with a bright orange that feels sunlit and immediate. Sichuan pepper adds a dry, tingling edge that keeps the citrus from becoming soft. Neroli brings a clean floral facet that sits close to the skin and feels airy rather than heavy. Geranium adds a green, slightly bitter leafiness that cuts through the sweetness of the orange. Lavender appears in a crisp form here, more herbal than powdery, and it bridges the fresh opening to the deeper materials that follow.
Virginia cedar provides a dry wood that feels warm and slightly resinous. Patchouli anchors the blend with an earthy depth that avoids the heavy, damp soil character found in darker compositions. Haitian vetiver contributes a grassy, root-like texture that pairs well with the pepper from the start. The overall impression is aromatic and upright, suited to a morning walk through a garden where the air still carries a chill. It feels composed by Pascal Gaurin, Yves Cassar and Dominique Ropion with a clear focus on clarity over weight. The materials stay distinct rather than blending into a single blurred tone, and the result is a fragrance that keeps its individual pieces visible as they sit together on the skin, with the cedar and vetiver
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