27 Fevrier 1950
Fragrance notes
Character
Mint and rosemary open the fragrance with a cool, herbal bite. Cumin adds a dry heat that keeps the citrus from feeling polished. Lemon blossom repeats in the top and heart, tying the opening to the middle without repeating the same tone twice.
Neroli and lavender sit together in the heart, one creamy and the other dry. Ginger brings a quiet lift that does not turn sharp. The aromatic accord feels deliberate, built from individual notes that each hold their place instead of blending into a single wash.
Green tea and fig leaf in the base keep the scent close to the air after rain on a bright morning. Oakmoss adds a shaded, earthy depth that grounds the lighter notes. Amber and patchouli give a warm finish that stays soft rather than heavy. The result is a clear, sunlit garden path between stone walls.
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