Olive Tree
Fragrance notes
Olive Tree is not a crowd-pleaser. The opening hits hard with black currant and basil, a sharp, slightly sour green that can feel abrasive if you expect a smooth, polished finish. Lily-of-the-valley and grass in the heart lean powdery rather than dewy, and the sandalwood base is dry enough that the olive note reads more like a bitter pit than a creamy fruit. This is a fragrance for people who want to smell like they have been working in a garden all morning, not for those who prefer a clean, office-safe floral.
Hebron Project built this for the person who values texture over comfort. The cypress and basil create a resinous, aromatic wall that stays prominent even as the sandalwood tries to soften the edges. It is unisex in a way that favors the bold, offering a woody, fresh spicy profile that refuses to be tamed into something pretty. If you want a safe, easygoing green scent, this will likely feel too harsh and unbalanced for your shelf.
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