Fleur de Carotte
Fragrance notes
Character
Carrot in this blend smells like the vegetable pulled from damp soil, green and slightly bitter. Apricot adds a soft, pale fruitiness that never becomes sugary. Ginger brings a quiet heat that sits beneath the surface.
Cucumber reads as cool and watery, pairing with the ozonic accord to suggest open air after rain. Tarragon leans herbal and anise-like, giving the scent a kitchen-garden feel that stays close to the skin.
The scent suits a morning walk through a market where crates of produce line the pavement. Sunlight hits the stalls and the air smells of fresh herbs and ripe fruit. It stays light and does not ask for attention.
A bowl of sliced carrots, cucumber, and apricot sits on a wooden table outside, the ginger and tarragon scattered over the top like fresh cuttings from the garden.
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