Ägäis II
Fragrance notes
Bergamot and lime hit first with a bright, sunlit citrus that feels immediate and clean. Eucalyptus adds a cool, slightly medicinal edge that keeps the opening from leaning sweet, while saffron brings a warm, dry shimmer that grounds the freshness without making it heavy. The start is crisp and inviting, moving quickly into a more herbal space.
White tea, sage, and mate form a heart that smells like steeped leaves and crushed green herbs. It is airy rather than dense, with the mate lending a faintly bitter, roasted edge that stops the tea note from feeling like a generic floral water. Sage gives it a dusty, garden-like quality that pairs well with the eucalyptus still lingering from the top.
Cedar and musk settle in with a soft, powdery woodiness. The cedar stays dry and pale, never turning resinous or dark, while the musk wraps the sharper herbs in a clean, skin-close fabric. The overall impression is of a fragrance that stays within the green and aromatic family without reaching for sweetness or smoke.
Ägäis II suits someone who wants a fragrance that smells like walking through a greenhouse with a cup of unsweetened tea in hand. It works best in spring and summer, during the day, and for anyone who prefers herbs and woods over vanilla or heavy amber. It is a clear, steady scent that feels like cool linen on a warm afternoon.
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