316M - LAVENDER & OZONE
Fragrance notes
316M - LAVENDER & OZONE argues that freshness does not require citrus. Toni Cabal builds the composition around lavender and ozone, two notes that usually lean clean and bright, then anchors them with moss, violet, and Bulgarian rose. The result is a floral green scent that feels grounded rather than fleeting. It is powdery and aromatic, with an earthy undercurrent that keeps the airy notes from floating away completely. This is not a shampoo freshness. It is a deliberate blend of woody and ozonic elements that creates a specific atmosphere.
The argument works because the accords pull in opposite directions at once. Rose and violet bring a soft floral presence, while moss and earthy tones add weight. Lavender sits in the middle, bridging the gap between the bright ozone and the darker green facets. The fragrance feels natural rather than synthetic, though the powdery accord reminds you that this is a composed perfume, not a walk through a field. It suits someone who wants greenery without the sharp bite of leaves and stems.
Skip this if you expect a loud, sunny summer scent, because the moss and violet steer it toward cooler, shaded air. 316M - LAVENDER & OZONE is for quiet mornings when the garden soil is damp and the air still carries the chill of night.
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