Herbae Spartium
Fragrance notes
Character
Rhubarb and grapefruit open Herbae Spartium with a sharp, pink-edged tang. The fruit feels raw and slightly sour, like biting into a stalk still dusted with soil. Broom brings a dry, hay-like floral tone that smells of open fields under a bright sun. Jasmine adds a soft, cream-colored roundness, while sweet grass introduces a fresh, cut-stem greenness. The heart is airy and unpretentious, built for a morning walk through tall weeds and wildflowers.
Ylang-ylang in the base turns the blend richer and more golden. Sylkolide provides a clean, modern musky softness that smooths the sharper edges of the citrus. White woods anchor the finish with a pale, dry timber note. The overall impression is yellow floral and sweet, but the green and balsamic threads keep it from becoming heavy. It feels like a scent for someone who enjoys plain air and simple textures.
There is a balsamic warmth that lingers beneath the citrus, giving the fragrance a gentle, resinous depth. It suits a person who prefers a garden path to a polished lobby. The mood is daytime and expansive, full of light and moving air. It stays close to natural themes without trying to be complex or mysterious. The final impression is a blend of citrus and amber, bright yet quietly warm.
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