Mìneir
Fragrance notes
Character
Mìneir opens with a genuine herbal snap. Eucalyptus and mint hit first, followed by green grass and sage that keep the top bright rather than sweet. Cardamom adds a gentle spice that prevents the opening from feeling like a plain garden. The heart moves toward open space with mountain air and sea salt, while cashmere wood and cedar give the center a soft, dry texture. White flowers appear, but they stay quiet and never push the blend toward a typical floral. Miller Harris keeps the transition smooth, so the fragrance feels like a single environment instead of separate stages.
The base settles into papyrus, moss, myrrh, and patchouli. These notes create a woody, earthy finish that matches the fresh opening without losing its character. It is aromatic and ozonic, with a salty edge that suits daytime wear in spring or summer. Composed by Emilie Bouge, the scent leans masculine while remaining easy for anyone who enjoys green, fresh profiles. Those who want a heavy, warm amber may find it too airy. It follows the coast path where damp soil meets the first line of wind-shaped trees.
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