Te Verde (Green Tea)
Fragrance notes
Character
Te Verde (Green Tea) does not try to be a heavy hitter. The grapefruit, bergamot, and lemon verbena provide a bright, fizzy opening that lifts the mood immediately, but that rush settles into a softer shape before long. Basil and petitgrain add a slightly rough, leafy edge that keeps the citrus from feeling polished or expensive. The scent stays near the body, creating a gentle atmosphere rather than a bold statement, and it holds its place through a morning without demanding attention or requiring a top-up. It feels like a simple, honest composition that values clarity over drama, offering a clean presence that supports the wearer instead of defining the entire room.
The heart brings green tea and a trio of white florals, with rose and jasmine lending a soft, slightly soapy elegance to the middle. Lily-of-the-valley keeps the floral side light and dewy. This is a fragrance for a warm, sunlit morning on a balcony, when the air is clear and the day feels open. It suits someone who wants to smell clean and approachable, though anyone seeking depth or a complex drydown will find it too thin. The musk and amber base adds a faint, warm skin-like trace that smooths the edges. It is a straightforward, herbal freshness built around green tea.
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