Skógur
Fragrance notes
Character
A narrow trail cuts through a stand of evergreens, the air cool and still. You walk between the trees and the scent rises from the ground. Juniper leads the way with a crisp, resinous bite that feels clean and sharp. It is not sweet. It smells like crushed needles underfoot and the damp shade of a thick canopy.
Spruce and rosemary soon join the air, their green edges softened by a layer of moss. The rosemary adds a savory, herbal touch that keeps the composition from leaning into a simple forest floor replica. Moss brings a quiet, earthy texture that settles into the space between the sharper greens. It feels natural and unpolished.
Cedar and vetiver form the foundation beneath the foliage. The cedar offers a dry, smooth wood that grounds the brighter notes above it. Vetiver adds a grassy, root-like depth that feels steady and firm. The powdery accord in the background rounds the edges so the woods never turn harsh or scratchy.
The air smells of damp bark and crushed green stems after a cool rain, the kind of morning where the woods are quiet and the path is lined with wet stone.
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