Teawood
Fragrance notes
Character
Fig opens the door here, its soft fruit meeting lemon and bergamot in a bright, slightly sticky greeting. Cardamom adds a warm lift that keeps the start from feeling like a standard citrus splash. The spice is present but never sharp, letting the green edge of the fig lead the way.
Violet and heliotrope take over as the tea note settles in, creating a powdery, slightly floral haze. It feels like a linen shirt drying in a warm breeze, clean and approachable. The tea is mild, more of a suggestion than a strong brew, blending smoothly into the soft petals without turning soapy.
Cypriol and the trio of woods anchor everything once the airy top fades. Guaiac wood and cedar give a dry, polished feel, while sandalwood rounds the edges so the musk can linger close to the skin. The scent stays with you through a long afternoon without ever expanding past your personal space.
It suits someone who wants a woody scent that does not overwhelm the room. Wear it while walking through a market on a sunny morning, when the air is warm and the day is just getting started.
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