Water Me
Fragrance notes
Character
Water Me opens with coral limestone, green leaves, and moss. The limestone note gives a mineral edge that feels clean and dry, while the leaves add a brisk snap. Moss pulls the top toward shade and earth, so the entry does not lean fully into brightness. It stays grounded from the first spray.
The heart brings flower petals and cyclamen. The petals soften the green opening with a light floral touch that does not turn heavy. Cyclamen adds a cool, watery facet that aligns with the ozonic character of the fragrance. Together they keep the middle smooth and airy rather than dense.
The base combines oak, dirt, cedar, and amber. Oak and cedar provide a dry wood frame that supports the earlier greens. Dirt adds a raw, soil-like texture that keeps the woods from feeling polished. Amber rounds the foundation with a warm glow that sits low beneath the freshness above.
This is a fresh, green, and ozonic scent with woody and floral support. The mineral top, cool heart, and earthy base create a clear path from open air to forest floor. It suits bright mornings outdoors when the air feels clear and the ground is damp. The cedar anchors the ozonic accord.
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