No. 15
Fragrance notes
Character
The blend leans a little sharp at first, with a green edge that can feel more like a garden hedge than a finished perfume. Petitgrain and orange blossom sit close together here, their brightness edged with something herbal that does not quite soften. Cedar and vetiver add a dry, earthy backbone, but the balance tips toward the raw side of aromatic rather than the polished one. It is not a smooth ride from the start, and the sweetness that appears later does not fully round out the angles.
Sunlight hits the wooden slats of a porch where someone is trimming back overgrown branches. Air moves through the space carrying crushed leaves and fresh sawdust, with white floral notes drifting in from a nearby trellis. The scent feels alive in that yard, mixing cooling shade with warm air and the damp smell of soil just under the surface. It fits into a morning spent working with hands in the open, surrounded by growing things and the quiet noise of a neighborhood waking up.
Hands brush against cedar planks while water runs over them from a hose, washing away pollen and tiny bits of bark, leaving vetiver and citrus clinging to skin as the day continues and the yard fills with
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