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Fragrance notes
The morning air in the courtyard carries a sharp snap of basil as you lean against the cool stone wall. It is bright and herbal, a green bite that feels like sunlight hitting the leaves still damp from the early watering. The scent sits close to the skin at first, wrapped in the clean lather of soap that rises from the crook of your arm.
Iris soon steps forward, its powdery softness blending with the soap to create a polished, almost laundered elegance. The floral quality is muted and refined, never loud, allowing the fresh spicy edge of the basil to continue threading through the heart of the composition. It feels meticulously arranged, like a crisp shirt worn open at the collar.
Beneath the clean surface, violet leaf brings a damp, aquatic greenness that mirrors the moss creeping between the bricks. Oakmoss adds an earthy depth to the shade, grounding the airy top with a dark, forest-floor texture. Musk lingers in the background, lending a smooth, skin-like warmth that pulls the ozonic freshness down into something more substantial and rooted in the soil.
The air here stays cool despite the rising sun, the aromatic herbs mixing with the damp stone and the faint trace of laundry that refuses to fully dissipate into the garden
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