Tabac Citron
Fragrance notes
Character
You are standing on a sunlit porch in early autumn, a wooden table scattered with lemon peels and a half-empty glass of grapefruit juice. The air carries the bright, acidic snap of Amalfi lemon and grapefruit, sharpened by the dry, polished grain of palisander rosewood. It smells like a morning that has already warmed into afternoon, the citrus oils still fresh on your fingertips.
As the light shifts, the sharp edges soften. Ylang-ylang and rose drift up, their yellow and white petals lending a gentle, sweet floral weight that never turns heavy. Lavender threads through with a clean, aromatic calm, bridging the fruit and the flowers. The air feels balanced, a mix of fresh spice and warm spice that sits comfortably in the space around you, neither demanding attention nor fading into the background.
White tobacco enters quietly, its leaf-like sweetness mingling with the creamy, golden dust of sandalwood. The combination settles into the wood of the porch, the scent now a blend of citrus, woody notes, white floral, yellow floral, lavender, aromatic warmth, sweet resin, and fresh spicy air. It is a moment held in a single breath, ending on the gentle, lingering presence of sandalwood.
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