Kon Shiro (Blue White)
Fragrance notes
Character
The spray opens with a sharp, fizzy lift. Aldehydes sparkle over lemon peel and bergamot, while galbanum adds a green, slightly bitter edge. Cassis brings a tart fruitiness that keeps the start from feeling too clean. It is bright and a little angular, like sunlight hitting a polished stone surface.
Jasmine and orange blossom unfold with a soft, soapy elegance. Rose and cyclamen add a gentle petal texture, while cloves bring a dry, warm pinch that keeps the florals from turning powdery. Dried plum sits in the background with a quiet, dark sweetness that grounds the airy heart.
Vetiver and patchouli take over with an earthy, rooty depth. Guaiac wood and sandalwood smooth the edges into a creamy, dry woodiness. Cacao pod adds a faint, bitter chocolate whisper that never becomes sweet. The base feels natural and slightly dusty, like walking through a sunlit forest where the soil is dry underfoot.
Wear it on a weekend morning when the air feels clear and you want something thoughtful. It fits a person who enjoys green freshness that slowly turns into warm, dry wood without ever becoming heavy or loud.
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