Santorini
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and cassia bourbon open with a brisk, sunlit citrus that feels like stepping onto a white terrace before the heat settles in. The cassia brings a gentle, warm spice that keeps the opening from feeling thin or sharp. Petitgrain enters with a leafy, slightly bitter green edge that cuts through the brightness. Jasmine and orange blossom sit close together, soft and clean, without the heavy indole weight that sometimes overwhelms white florals. The flowers stay airy here, carried by the green lift of the petitgrain rather than sinking into cream.
Cedar gives the base a dry, pale wood frame that never turns dark or resinous. Amber adds a low, golden warmth that rounds the edges without making the blend sweet. Haitian vetiver brings an earthy, rooty texture that grounds the citrus and keeps the florals from floating away entirely. The overall impression stays aromatic and fresh spicy, with the green accord pulling everything toward daylight and open air. It feels composed rather than crowded, each layer distinct but willing to share space.
Wear it while walking narrow streets lined with bougainvillea, or while sitting outside with coffee and sea air moving past. The mood is relaxed and unpretentious, suited to someone who likes citrus and flowers but wants the earth and wood to keep them honest. It fits a morning or afternoon spent outdoors, when the light is clear and the air feels clean.
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