Bergamot
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot by Tekes opens with petitgrain and bergamot that feel bright and clean. The citrus is immediate and carries a faint leafiness from the petitgrain, which keeps the start from feeling like a simple fruit spray. Freesia enters soon after and adds a soft floral layer that sits comfortably between the citrus and the incense. Frankincense brings a dry, slightly resinous edge that prevents the heart from becoming too light. Green tea contributes a cool, steamed tone that ties the aromatic and green accords together without turning the blend sharp.
The drydown is where the fragrance settles into its true character. Cedar provides a dry wood backbone that supports the smoother, fabric-like warmth of cashmeran. Musk rounds out the base with a clean, skin-close finish that feels modern and polished. The woody accord remains steady here, while amber and powdery facets add gentle depth beneath the fresh spicy and marine notes that linger from earlier stages. Floral and citrus traces still drift through, but they no longer lead. The overall impression stays airy and composed, suited to open air and natural light. It feels balanced for someone who wants wood and resin without weight or heavy sweetness. The scent closes on cedar and musk.
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