Supreme Vetiver
Fragrance notes
Character
Supreme Vetiver arrives with a sharp edge that can feel thin if you expect a rich, rounded wood. The spice opening leans dry and a little scratchy, and the green tea in the heart does not soften it enough to make the transition smooth. Some wearers will find the early minutes too brisk, almost medicinal, before the woods take hold.
Bergamot and cardamom lead with a bright, peppery lift that quickly gives way to a cool green tea note. The citruses here are clean and pale rather than juicy, sitting close to the skin and letting the clary sage and nutmeg add a dry, herbal bite. It stays in that fresh, aromatic lane without ever turning sweet or heavy.
Vetiver anchors the base alongside cedar and sandalwood, but the wood feels more like a pale plank than a deep forest floor. The sandalwood adds a faint creaminess that keeps the vetiver from becoming too harsh, yet the overall impression remains lean and upright. It suits someone who wants a crisp, office-appropriate scent that stays out of the way.
Those who prefer a warm, resinous base or a fragrance with noticeable sweetness should look elsewhere, because this one keeps its distance and its cool. The composition stays true to its citrus and green accords throughout, never shifting into something darker or more rounded, leaving you with a clean
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