Eva
Fragrance notes
Character
The lemon in Eva arrives bright and sharp, cutting through the air like a slice of fruit held up to the sun. Bergamot softens the edge just enough to keep the opening from feeling like a cleaning product. It is a simple start with only two notes to carry the weight.
Pepper enters with a dry snap that shifts the mood away from pure refreshment. It brings a warm, slightly prickly texture that sits well against the remaining citrus. The heart feels more like a walk through a garden where the herbs are still warm from the morning light.
Vetiver takes over with a deep, earthy presence that grounds the entire composition. It smells of damp soil and dry grass, creating a rustic foundation that feels honest and unpolished. This base note lingers on the skin with a woody richness, turning the scent into something you want to lean into. The transition to this earthy finish is where the fragrance finds its true identity.
Santa Maria Novella crafted a scent that feels at home in a sunlit courtyard surrounded by terracotta tiles and climbing ivy. It suits someone who appreciates a straightforward, natural smell without the sweetness found in modern releases. The blend of spicy and woody elements creates a clean, herbal atmosphere that pairs well with linen shirts and open windows, letting the scent mingle with the breeze
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