Demi-Lune № 9
Fragrance notes
Pear wood gives this fragrance a dry, splintery texture that feels closer to a workshop than a fruit bowl. The pear here is not juicy. It is pale and chalky, leaning into the wood rather than the sugar. Basil adds a crushed, leafy edge that smells like hands after gardening.
Cypress brings a cool, resinous shade that sits behind the citrus without brightening it. Rosemary is sharp and herbal, more needle than flower. The musk is a soft landing that keeps the herbs from feeling too clinical.
The overall impression is aromatic and green, with a warm spicy accord that hums underneath the fresh top. It suits someone who likes their citrus paired with timber and stem, not candy. Fruity and sweet sit in the background, present but never loud, while the fresh spicy accord does most of the work
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