Herbal Garden
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening is bright and juicy. Mandarin orange provides a sweet, sunny lift that feels immediate. Lime cuts through that sweetness with a sharp, tart edge. It is a clean, vivid start that wakes up the senses.
Thyme enters with a dry, slightly medicinal air. It pushes the scent away from fruit and into the garden. Basil adds a leafy, slightly peppery greenness that feels damp and fresh. The herbs here are not subtle background players. They are the main event, smelling like crushed leaves on a warm afternoon.
Amber settles at the base, offering a gentle, golden warmth. It prevents the herbs from feeling too sharp or clinical. The wood accord gives the fragrance a dry, earthy foundation. There is no heavy powder here, just a smooth, resinous finish that stays close to the skin.
This is a scent for someone who grows their own herbs on a balcony. It fits perfectly into a morning spent outdoors with a book. Wear it when the air is warm and you want to smell like the greenery around you.
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