Sweet Basil + Bergamot by Waters + Wild Perfumery bottle
Waters + Wild Perfumery

Sweet Basil + Bergamot

3.4/5 · 7 votes Unisex 2017
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity1.0/5
Sillage2.9/5
Day80
Night20
Spring100
Summer60
Fall40
Winter0
Our take

Sweet Basil + Bergamot by Waters + Wild Perfumery presents a bright mix of citrus and herbal elements. Calabrian bergamot provides a sharp, sunny lift that cuts through the air immediately. Basil adds a leafy, slightly peppery character that keeps the composition grounded in greenery rather than leaning toward candy. Anise sits quietly underneath, offering a faint licorice edge that deepens the blend without overwhelming the lighter notes.

Wild rose brings a soft floral touch that rounds out the sharper edges of the herbs. Cedar supports the structure with a dry, woody presence that prevents the scent from feeling too fleeting or thin. The combination feels natural and unpolished in a pleasant way, as though the ingredients were gathered fresh rather than constructed in a lab. It carries a clean energy that suits a person who enjoys plants and open air.

The mood fits a warm morning with sunlight on the pavement and a breeze moving through a garden. It feels appropriate for a walk outdoors, a casual lunch, or any time when the day feels open and unhurried. The scent stays in the realm of approachable and familiar, never demanding attention or trying to dominate a room. It speaks to someone who prefers subtlety and clarity over heavy drama.

The anise can become too prominent on the skin, pushing the blend toward a medicinal tone that some will find unpleasant. The rose also lacks depth, sitting flat against the herbs instead of adding real dimension. For those who dislike licorice or want a more complex floral heart, this fragrance will feel unbalanced and limited.

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