Bosphorus
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening carries a damp, salty air. Seaweed and violet sit beside the salt, creating a cool surface that feels close to the water. It is a crisp start that does not lean sweet.
Turmeric adds a warm, earthy edge to the Turkish rose. Coffee sits in the middle, dry and slightly bitter, pulling the floral notes toward something more grounded. The heart feels textured and a bit sharp.
Black tea and cypress form a woody, aromatic finish. The tea brings a mild tannin feel while the cypress stays green and clean. It keeps the base from becoming too heavy or dark.
Composed by Lisa Andrék, this scent fits a walk near the shore when the air turns cool and the light fades. It is for the person who enjoys a marine scent that grows warm and spicy as the evening settles in.
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