Aspen
Fragrance notes
Character
Morning light hits the wooden deck of a cabin in the hills. Aspen opens with lavender and bergamot that feel cool against the air, while rosemary and artemisia add a clean, slightly bitter edge. Coriander and neroli bring a soft brightness, and a touch of cinnamon warms the edges without turning sweet. The opening smells like stepping outside after rain, when the trees still hold water and the air is sharp with green life.
Pine and juniper berries settle in, giving the heart a resinous, forest floor quality. Clove and caraway add a dry spice that keeps the florals restrained, letting lily-of-the-valley and geranium stay in the background. Orris smooths the blend while tarragon adds a faint herbal bite. The leather and cedar in the base ground the scent so it stays close to the body, moving through the morning without spreading far, yet remaining present on the skin for hours as the woods deepen.
Coconut and tonka bean add a creamy warmth that sits beside oakmoss and vetiver, creating a scent that feels like standing in a grove of tall trees while holding a cup of black coffee.
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