Aster of the East
Fragrance notes
Aster of the East opens with a bright yuzu and bergamot pairing that feels clean and immediate. Spearmint enters alongside them and adds a cool edge without turning the start sharp or medicinal. Daisy appears in the top layer and repeats in the heart, carrying a simple floral tone through the early stage rather than marking a clear shift.
The heart leans on chrysanthemum and chamomile, which give the scent a slightly bitter, herbal character. Wisteria and dandelion soften that edge with a gentle yellow floral quality. The overall impression stays green and fresh, with the citrus from the opening still present enough to keep the flowers from feeling heavy or overly sweet.
Sandalwood and patchouli form a dry, earthy base that grounds the herbal florals. Musk smooths the transition and adds a powdery finish that sits close to the skin. The result is a bitter, green, and herbal floral that smells like a cool glass of iced chamomile tea served on a wooden porch.
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