10 Artemisia
Fragrance notes
Character
A person who prefers a clean coat but still wants something with backbone reaches for this bottle. It works on a brisk walk when the air carries a bite and the sky stays low. The mood is steady, not loud, and it fits a morning that starts with a scarf and ends with damp pavement.
Eucalyptus and citruses sit beside artemisia and sage in a blend that feels more herbal than sweet. The accord reads aromatic and fresh spicy at once, with a camphor edge that keeps the air around it cool. Woody and soft spicy tones ground the mix so it never floats away into something thin.
The texture stays dry and upright rather than polished or smooth. It smells like a plant kept on a cool windowsill, not like a crafted cocktail or a bakery display. Henri Fontannaz composed the formula with a clear hand, and the result leans masculine without ever turning harsh.
Someone who likes green scents that stay close to the stem will feel at home here. It belongs on a day when the wind picks up and the light stays pale, or when a door opens onto a courtyard that still smells of rain.
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