Green
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening feels a little thin. Fig and plum arrive with a bright, sugary lift, but the fruit reads more like a sheer glaze than a deep, rounded pulp, and the bergamot adds a sharp citrus edge that does not quite settle into the rest of the composition. It is pretty, yet it lacks the weight that would make the first impression feel complete.
Tea and jasmine drift through the middle, cool and faintly powdery, while the orchid smooths the surface into something soft and polished. Cedar and apple give the base a clean, woody frame, and the musk wraps the whole blend in a fresh, airy finish. It stays on the lighter side of sweet, never heavy, though anyone who prefers dark or resinous scents will find it too pale and transparent for their taste.
Sunlight hits a wooden bench in a garden where leaves are still damp from the morning. A woman sits with a cup of tea and a slice of plum tart, the air around her filled with the scent of fig trees and cedar planks, everything bright and unhurried.
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
