Eastern Sea Moss
Fragrance notes
Character
Green apple and lemon open the fragrance with a bright, tart snap. Sage follows immediately, adding a cool, slightly peppery edge that keeps the fruit from leaning sweet. The combination feels crisp and clean, like a breeze moving over open water.
Geranium brings a dry, green floral tone that bridges the opening to the rose. The rose here is not heavy or romantic. It sits lightly, offering a soft petal texture that blends into the mineral accord. There is a wet stone quality that runs through the heart, grounding the lighter notes.
Ambergris and musk form a smooth, skin-like base. Cedar adds a dry woodiness that pairs well with the moss, which smells damp and earthy. The mineral note from the heart lingers here, tying the entire composition back to the concept of the sea. It feels natural rather than synthetic.
Composed by Michael Schrammel and launched in 2022, this masculine scent suits a walk along a boardwalk or time spent near the shore. The aromatic and herbal facets make it feel outdoorsy. It is for the person who enjoys fresh spicy and woody scents, though those who dislike the smell of damp earth might find the moss too prominent for their taste
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