Selene
Fragrance notes
Character
A bright sunroom fills with morning air as a window stands open to the garden. Someone sits near a pot of lemon balm with a cup of green tea cooling on the table. The air carries eucalyptus that feels cool and clean, not medicinal, paired with a sharp lemon peel that smells like the fruit itself rather than a candy. Cyclamen adds a soft, watery petal tone while jasmine brings a creamy white floral weight that rests gently on the skin. Nutmeg gives a quiet sparkle that never turns hot, and rose appears as a fresh petal note rather than a heavy syrup. The base settles into amber that feels warm and golden, musk that stays close and skin-like, and moss that carries a damp, shaded earth scent from the soil beneath the hedges. The whole room smells of fresh air, damp earth, and pale flowers with a citrus spark that keeps the air moving.
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