Burner Perfume No 2: A Roll in the Grass
Fragrance notes
This fragrance is not for everyone. The herbal side leans hard into oregano and basil, which can smell more like a kitchen windowsill than a perfume counter if your nose expects something polished. It is rough around the edges, and that unruly quality will put off anyone looking for a clean, commercial scent.
Green grass and galbanum provide a sharp, vivid bite. Fir and oakmoss add a damp, mossy weight that pulls the composition into the earth. Rose and jasmine sit quietly among the leaves, while patchouli and frankincense give the blend a resinous, woody texture. Grapefruit and bergamot offer bright citrus flashes that cut through the heavy greenery.
The overall impression is aromatic and fresh spicy rather than sweet. It feels like walking through a wild garden where the plants are overgrown and the air is thick with pollen. This is a chypre built on herbal and earthy accords, with a citrus and fruity lift that keeps the greenery from becoming too dark.
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