Polet Kim Lubovta
Fragrance notes
The opening bites. Galbanum and hyacinth deliver a sharp green edge that can feel almost abrasive for the first few minutes, catching the nose with a resinous bitterness that some will find too stark. Neroli brightens the mix, but it does not soften the initial roughness. This is not a gentle entry.
You are standing in a sunlit courtyard where climbing white roses grow against a wooden fence. The air carries crushed ginger and a faint heat from cloves, mixing with the petals on the breeze. Magnolia adds a creamy weight to the flowers, grounding the scene so it feels rooted in the earth rather than floating above it. Cedar planks warm under the sun, and a subtle dusting of tonka bean rests on the skin like fine powder.
Musk lingers near the roses, blurring the edges of the stems and spice. The moment stays fixed in that garden, surrounded by green leaves and aromatic air.
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