Chypre 1990
Fragrance notes
Character
Steam rises from a mug of green tea on a wooden table near an open window. The air carries vanilla and caramel, thick and golden, wrapped around benzoin and labdanum that feel warm against the cool draft. Oakmoss adds a damp, earthy shadow that keeps the sweetness grounded. Bergamot and grapefruit cut through with a bright, sharp citrus edge that wakes the space up.
Mango and watermelon sit in the background, their juice barely noticeable but adding a strange, watery fruitiness to the blend. The ozonic and aquatic accords make the entire room feel like it sits right at the edge of a lake. It is a strange mix of heavy amber and light, moving air.
Yan Froloff composed this aromatic fragrance to hold both the heavy earth and the bright sky at once. The mossy and floral traces weave through the sweetness without softening it. Every breath feels like standing in a warm house while the cold wind moves just outside the glass.
The caramel sticks to the wood and the vanilla clings to the sleeves, while the citrus and tea swirl with the damp moss and the clear, cold water.
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