Hermia
Fragrance notes
Character
Hermia opens with mandarin orange and pink pepper, the citrus bright and the pepper adding a gentle heat. Black currant leaf sits beside them with a green, slightly metallic edge that keeps the start from leaning fully into fruit. The top feels lively and awake, suited to a room filled with morning light and open windows.
Orange blossom enters next and carries a soft white floral tone that rounds out the sharper opening notes. Basil runs through the heart with a fresh, herbal character that prevents the floral side from becoming too smooth. The combination stays aromatic and clean, never heavy or cloying.
Cedar and vetiver form the base with dry wood and a faint earthy pull. The vetiver adds a slightly smoky root quality while the cedar keeps the foundation straight and linear. The transition from the green leaves and herbs to the wood feels steady rather than dramatic.
This is a clear, botanical blend that stays close to its listed materials from start to finish. It suits someone who wants a fresh spicy and citrus profile supported by cedar and vetiver. The overall impression is aromatic, green, and woody.
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