Fresh Water
Fragrance notes
Character
Bitter orange and grapefruit lead the first pour, bright and sharp enough to make the eyes water a little. Bergamot smooths the edge without dulling the sparkle, and mandarin orange adds a rounder sweetness that keeps the citrus from feeling like a cleaning product. Petitgrain arrives quickly, lending a leafy, slightly twiggy character that pulls the scent away from pure fruit and into something more botanical. African orange flower sits quietly in the background, offering a clean white floral impression that never becomes heady or overwhelming.
The drydown is where Fresh Water finds its true personality. Musk settles close to the skin with a soft, clean warmth that feels like sun-warmed linen hanging on a line. Incense weaves through that softness with a dry, faintly resinous thread, adding a touch of stillness to the bright energy that came before. It suits someone who enjoys citrus but wants the finish to feel calm and grounded rather than fizzy. It is the scent of standing on a balcony with the windows open, the air moving through a room that smells of clean sheets and dried orange peel.
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