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Fragrance notes
Character
Bright citrus and cool mint hit first, a sharp opening that feels like stepping outside when the air still carries a chill but the sun has begun to warm the ground. Bergamot and orange give it a juicy lift while the mint keeps the edges clean, preventing the start from feeling heavy or overly sweet. As those top notes settle, jasmine and violet move in with a soft floral touch that is more powdery than heady, and the cloves add a gentle heat that stops the heart from drifting into something purely pretty. It is a fragrance that carries a green freshness through its middle, the kind of scent that suits a walk through a park where the trees are starting to turn and the breeze moves through a jacket left unzipped.
The base pulls it toward something earthier and more grounded, with patchouli and vetiver lending a damp soil quality that sits beneath the amber and musk. That dry, woody foundation keeps the sweetness of the orange and the powder of the violet from taking over, creating a profile that feels composed and a bit reserved. It suits someone who likes a fragrance with clear stages and a mix of fresh and dark elements, though anyone looking for a purely clean or aquatic scent will find it too warm and too rooted in the earth. The cloves linger in a way that feels intentional, threading through the drydown while the amber glows quietly under the green
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