Tomato
Fragrance notes
Tomato suits someone who wants a fragrance that feels like a kitchen garden in motion. It works well for daytime wear in warm weather, when a light and herbal scent fits the air. The opening leads with lemon peel, which gives a bright and slightly textured citrus that feels closer to the rind than the juice. That sharp start moves quickly into the heart, where lemongrass and basil take over with a clean and savory green tone. The basil adds a gentle spice that keeps the citrus from leaning sweet, while the lemongrass carries a mild and grassy freshness.
The base settles into green leaves and moss, which ground the brighter top and heart notes with an earthy and slightly damp character. The moss adds a soft and shaded quality that pulls the whole composition toward the forest floor rather than the fruit bowl. Throughout, the scent stays aromatic and herbal, with the fresh spicy accord giving it a mild bite. It feels natural rather than polished, and the green accords stay present from the first spray to the final drydown. The lemon peel lingers quietly behind the leaves, and the basil continues to hum alongside the moss as the scent sits close to the skin
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