336M - VIOLET TOUCH
Fragrance notes
Violet can be a difficult note to place in a modern composition. Here it leans toward the cosmetic side of the flower, carrying a soft powder that sits close to the skin. The air around you holds white grapefruit and bergamot, their bright citrus edges cutting through the floral haze. Ginger adds a sharp bite that keeps the sweetness from becoming too still. Vetiver grounds the blend with an earthy woodiness that feels dry rather than lush. You are standing on a stone terrace just as the afternoon heat begins to soften. A glass of cold water sits on the table beside you, condensation running down the side. The scent does not announce itself to the room, but it is present every time you move your hand. It suits a person who enjoys a floral that refuses to be pretty, choosing instead to feel a little rough around the edges. The powdery accord mixes with the warm spicy air, and the citrus keeps pulling you back to the surface while the ginger
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