Tanbark
Bergamot and lime arrive first, bright and sharp. The citrus feels clean rather than sweet. Geranium enters soon after, adding a floral edge that stays close to the stem. Mint brings a cool breath through the heart, keeping the green theme active. Coumarin sits underneath, offering a soft vanilla warmth that never dominates.
Vetiver anchors the base with a dry, earthy texture. Moss deepens that feeling, lending a damp forest floor quality. Musk smooths the edges without turning powdery. The overall impression is herbal and slightly rugged. It leans masculine in tone but remains accessible to anyone who enjoys traditional fougere structures.
The scent feels like walking past a stack of damp oak wood at a botanical garden, where crushed leaves and fresh peels linger in the air.
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