Chayora

Bergamot, orange, and lime lead the opening with a bright citrus mix that feels clean and immediate. The lime adds a sharp edge while the orange rounds out the top with a soft sweetness. This stage stays lively without becoming loud, and the fruit notes keep a natural tone rather than a candied one.

Green tea and black tea take over the middle with a leafy, slightly tannic character that pairs with a gentle cinnamon warmth. The spices stay in the background and do not dominate the tea accord. Precious woods and musk form a dry base that supports the freshness above it and keeps the overall feel grounded.

The scent suits warm days outdoors and evenings with a light breeze, when the air feels open and the light has faded. It works for someone who likes aromatic freshness with a mild spicy thread and a wooded finish. Wear it when the weather is mild and the setting calls for something crisp and unpretentious, with a quiet presence that sits close to the skin and moves with the body

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