Florist
Fragrance notes
Character
Cardamom and pink pepper hit first in a bright, slightly biting spray that feels like stepping into a cool greenhouse just after the morning watering. Violet leaf adds a damp, green edge that keeps the opening from feeling dry. The air is humid and full of living stems.
Pineapple and melon arrive in the heart, softened by sage and a dusting of cinnamon. The fruit is ripe but not loud, sitting close to the skin while the spice warms the space around it. It smells like fruit sitting in a wooden bowl on a table surrounded by potted herbs.
Chestnut and vanilla begin to rise as the green top notes settle. Guaiac wood and amberwood give the base a dry, resinous weight that pulls the sweetness downward. The scent becomes warmer and more rounded, like the air in a room where fresh flowers sit near a lit candle.
You notice the way the vanilla wraps around the cardamom, turning a sharp start into something smooth and steady, the chestnut adding a roasted depth that makes the fruit feel grounded rather than playful, the whole room smelling of spice and wood and green stems
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