TX Lavender
Fragrance notes
Character
Cedar, lemon peel, and bergamot open the composition with a bright, dry lift. The citrus is peeled and brisk rather than juicy, and the cedar gives it an immediate woody edge that keeps the start from feeling light or fleeting.
Lavender sits at the center, supported by tonka bean and geranium. The lavender is calm and steady, the tonka adds a soft, rounded sweetness, and the geranium brings a leafy, slightly green touch that prevents the heart from settling into something purely sweet.
Labdanum, incense, and musk form a resinous, slightly smoky base. The incense deepens the wood without overwhelming it, the labdanum adds amber weight, and the musk smooths the edges so the finish feels cohesive rather than sharply divided by note.
TX Lavender suits someone who wants lavender without heavy powder, and who prefers a woody, aromatic path over a floral or gourmand one. It works well during the day and fits easily into spring and summer rotations.
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