Citrus Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and black tea open the scent with a brisk, slightly tannic snap that feels like a cool morning breeze through an open window. Fig adds a soft, milky fruitiness that keeps the start from feeling too sharp. The tea note lingers well into the later stages, carried by a base that holds its shape through a full day of wear.
Bay leaf and vetiver bring a green, slightly rustic edge to the heart. Tobacco lends a dry, leafy warmth that pairs with jasmine’s quiet floral hum. Cedar and hay in the base give the fragrance a sunlit barn-yard dryness that feels comforting rather than dusty.
Peach and musk soften the woods with a gentle, skin-like sweetness. Incense adds a faintly resinous trail that stays near the body, creating a personal scent bubble that does not push outward. The composition feels steady and grounded, with each note supporting the next instead of competing for attention.
A walk through a garden where fallen leaves mix with damp soil and the air still carries the warmth of a fading afternoon sun.
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
