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Fragrance notes
Character
Granny Smith apple arrives crisp and tart, its green skin scent cutting through the opening. Bread adds a warm, yeasty softness that makes the fruit feel like a morning market stall. Black currant brings a dark, juicy depth next to the bright sprays of bergamot, bitter orange, and lemon. Rose and geranium lead the heart with a dewy, slightly peppery floral tone. Ylang-ylang turns creamy against the clean, pale petals of magnolia. Musk and ambergris give the base a skin-like, animalic breath. Benzoin and natural vanilla coat the woods in a golden, resinous syrup. Tonka bean adds a hay-like sweetness beside the earthy, damp root of patchouli. Precious woods ground the blend so it never floats away into pure sugar.
Sunlight hits a white table where sliced apples rest on a loaf still warm from the oven. The air carries a faint floral perfume from a garden just past the open window. Creamy petals drift over resin and vanilla that smell like warm skin after a walk outside. Woods and patchouli keep the sweetness anchored so it stays close and personal. Ambergris curls around the fruit like a faint, salty breeze. Everything feels bright, slightly messy, and alive in that clear, open air. The whole scene smells like a basket of green fruit, fresh bread, and dewy roses placed on a sunlit wooden bench.
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