Nº 2
Fragrance notes
Character
Grapefruit and mandarin orange lead the opening with a bright, acidic lift that feels immediate and clean. Black currant adds a tart depth beneath the citrus, while elemi resin brings a dry, pale green edge that prevents the start from becoming sweet. The combination stays crisp rather than juicy, moving quickly into the heart where black pepper introduces a sharp bite. Rose and magnolia soften that spice with a light floral layer that never turns heavy. Coriander weaves through the middle, adding a slightly nutty, herbal touch that keeps the composition grounded and avoids a pure fruit direction.
Patchouli in the base carries a damp, earthy character that anchors the lighter notes without dominating them. Musk smooths the transition and gives the blend a gentle, skin-like warmth. Tonka bean rounds out the drydown with a mild sweetness that sits quietly behind the resin and wood. The scent stays near the body as it develops, and the overall presence remains steady through several hours without pushing outward or demanding attention in a shared space.
This works best when the air feels warm and the light is clear, suited to a morning that stretches into a long afternoon outdoors. It fits someone who wants a citrus scent with an herbal, slightly peppery backbone and no heavy trail. The whole effect is like a garden path after rain, where citrus oil clings to damp stone.
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