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Fragrance notes
Character
Bitter orange and lemon myrtle hit first with a bright, oily citrus that feels squeezed straight from the peel. Rosemary and lavender step in beside them, adding a green, slightly medicinal edge that keeps the opening from leaning sweet. It smells like sun on hot herbs rather than a glass of juice.
Neroli and orange blossom take over quickly, joined by a soft jasmine that rounds out the sharp edges without dulling them. Pitosporum adds a faintly green, leaf-like texture that keeps the white flowers from turning powdery. The heart stays clean and upright, never heavy.
Angelica and ambrette form a musky, faintly woody base that sits close to the skin. Amber warms the foundation just enough to keep the drydown from feeling thin. The finish is dry and slightly salty, like skin after a long walk outside.
Wear this when the day is warm and you want something that smells like open air and crushed herbs. It fits a man who prefers his citrus unapologetic and his florals kept in check by green stems.
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