Citrodora
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and verbena hit first, bright and slightly oily, with cardamom adding a crisp bite that keeps the opening from feeling like a standard lemon cleaner. The citrus is loud for a moment, then settles into something greener and more textured as the top notes hand off to the heart.
Caraway and juniper take over with a cool, resinous edge. The caraway leans savory rather than warm, and the juniper brings a pine-like freshness that avoids smelling like a bathroom product. This stage feels airy, with the spices woven through the green accord so the scent stays light on the skin.
Gurjan balsam and black tea ground the blend without turning it dark. The tea adds a dry, faintly tannic dryness that clings to clothes and sleeves for a reasonable span, while the balsam offers a soft woodiness that stays near the body and does not travel far across a space.
Composed by Mathieu Nardin, this is a daylight companion for someone who wants a citrus scent with a savory twist. It suits a morning walk or a weekend market trip, especially for wearers who prefer their fresh scents dry, herbal, and close to the pulse points.
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