The High
Fragrance notes
Character
Eucalyptus and litsea cubeba lead the opening with a sharp, cooling lift that feels brisk against the skin. Bergamot adds a clean citrus edge while cannabis brings a leafy, slightly metallic green that stops short of smelling like smoke. Verbena carries that brightness forward and orris smooths the transition with a powdery, root-like texture that keeps the heart from feeling thin. White musk settles underneath and gives the blend a soft, clean foundation that never turns heavy. Leather appears in the base as a dry, faintly dusty surface note rather than a bold material statement, and it keeps the drydown grounded without dominating the air around you.
The whole composition stays light enough for a sunlit room or a walk under clear skies, where its herbal freshness feels natural and unforced. It stays present through a normal morning without demanding attention or projecting beyond a close radius. The orris and musk hold the structure together so the scent does not collapse, yet the leather remains so restrained that the fragrance lacks a strong identity once the top notes fade. It suits someone who wants a green, aromatic trace that stays personal and calm. The limitation here is the base, which offers little depth and leaves the later stages feeling plain compared to the vivid opening.
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