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Fragrance notes
Character
The morning air is cool and damp against the stone walls of an old courtyard. Someone stands near a wooden bench, their sleeves rolled up just enough to catch the breeze. Bergamot and neroli brighten the space immediately, a clean citrus that feels pressed straight from the peel. Tarragon adds a faint anise edge that keeps the opening from settling into something ordinary. The herbs here are green and slightly bitter, not sweet, and they move through the air with a crisp, upright energy that suits the quiet of the space.
Clary sage and lavender arrive to soften the sharp edges without losing the structure. Geranium lends a rosy, leafy touch that grounds the heart and keeps it from drifting too far into the medicinal. The composition feels composed by Benoit Vittet with a clear hand, balancing the herbal brightness against a deepening earthiness. Patchouli and vetiver begin to rise from below, dry and textured, while oakmoss pulls the entire scene toward the shaded parts of the courtyard where moss clings to the stone.
The air settles into something woody and mossy, the kind of scent that belongs to a path where wet earth meets crushed leaves underfoot. It is aromatic and herbal, never loud, never sugary, and it suits someone who prefers a fragrance that feels like a place rather than a statement. The person on the bench stays still, letting the blend wrap around them while the courtyard remains quiet. A handful of damp soil rests in the palm, dark and cool against the skin.
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