J-höm
Fragrance notes
Character
The lemon in J-höm arrives bright and clean. It sits beside a crisp bamboo stem and a touch of cardamom that feels more cooling than hot. The opening is a clear, sunlit morning where the air still carries a bit of dew.
Driftwood and cashmere wood form a soft, tactile center. The woods feel smooth and slightly polished, never rough or aggressive. There is a gentle warmth here that invites you to linger in a shaded garden path.
The drydown is where the fragrance settles into its true character. Musk and patchouli create a deep, earthy foundation that feels grounded. Amber adds a golden, powdery heat that wraps around the skin like a favorite linen shirt left out in the sun.
Masaki Matsushima presents a scent composed by Leonardo Lucheze that smells like walking through a sun-drenched wooden pavilion while holding a peeled lemon.
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