Tayga
Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon verbena opens with a bright, slightly herbal citrus that feels sunlit and clean. Bergamot adds a sharper edge to the top, keeping the opening from leaning too sweet. The first impression is green and brisk, like walking past crushed leaves on a warm path.
Vetiver enters with an earthy, rooty texture that grounds the citrus immediately. Virginia cedar brings a dry, pencil-sharpening woodiness that feels honest and unpolished. Together they form a heart that is more forest floor than polished lumber.
Ambergris lends a salty, skin-like warmth that pulls the woods closer to the body. Sandalwood softens the blend with a creamy, pale smoothness that avoids heavy sweetness. The accords list an animalic and powdery touch, which here reads as a faint, lived-in softness rather than a bold statement.
The overall picture is a sunlit clearing where dry cedar planks rest on damp earth, with citrus oil still fresh on your fingertips.
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