GreenWitch
Fragrance notes
Character
GreenWitch opens with a bright squeeze of bergamot that quickly gives way to a damp, coastal garden. Seaweed curls through the heart alongside jasmine and rose, creating a floral bouquet that smells of salt spray and wet stones rather than a manicured greenhouse. Oakmoss and French labdanum anchor the blend with a deep, earthy resin that feels like walking through a foggy forest path where the air is thick with petrichor. It is a chypre that leans into the wild side of nature, offering a mossy, aromatic profile that suits a morning spent outdoors when the air is crisp and the ground is soft with dew.
This fragrance wears its natural ingredients with pride, yet the seaweed note can feel aggressively briny to those expecting a standard floral. It is a scent that demands a tolerance for salty, almost savory nuances that might clash with warmer skin tones. While the composition is undeniably artistic and true to its coastal inspiration, the labdanum adds a heavy, sticky amber weight that can occasionally overwhelm the delicate jasmine. It is a challenging wear for anyone who prefers a clean, soapy finish, as the earthy base refuses to soften its rugged edges.
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