Scent of Hemp Choco
Fragrance notes
Character
The kitchen window fogs up as rain taps against the glass. A pot of rosemary and oregano simmers on the stove beside a bowl of dark cacao and fresh mandarin segments. Someone stands near the counter wearing Scent of Hemp Choco by Atelier Segall & Barutti. The air opens with a sharp green bite of cannabis, rosemary, and oregano that smells like wet herbs crushed between your fingers. It is earthy and vivid, nothing like a polished perfume counter.
As the evening settles, the heart of the fragrance unfolds. Chocolate flower and cacao bring a dry, dusty cocoa scent that never turns sweet. Blueberry and mandarin orange add a tiny flash of fruit, but the tobacco blossom pulls it back into a smoky, aromatic space. The cannabis note returns here, softer now, blending with the floral and chocolate accords until the room smells like a mix of botanical paper and dark pantry shelves.
The base moves in slowly. Iris and oud give the air a powdery, woody weight. Resins and ambergris make the scent feel warm against the cold glass of the window. Musk sits low and quiet. The fragrance feels crafted by Tzivia Segall to be a floral, green, and aromatic experience that stays close to the skin and the room. It is not a dessert scent and it is not fresh. It is heavy, natural, and a little wild.
Outside, the streetlights reflect on wet pavement. Inside, the mixture of cannabis, chocolate flower, tobacco blossom, and oud hangs in the warm air near the stove. The rain continues. The herbs and cocoa sit together in the room.
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