No. 6
Fragrance notes
Character
Fennel and lemon open the scent with a bright, herbal lift that feels clean rather than sharp. Cardamom adds a gentle heat that never overwhelms the crisp quince sitting beside it. Licorice threads through the heart, giving the floral lady slipper orchid a quiet, dark twist that keeps the blend from leaning too soft. Amber and cedar sit in the base, but the Haitian vetiver leads there with a dry, earthy texture that grounds the citrus without dulling it. The overall impression stays aromatic and fresh, with just enough sweet warmth to keep the edges rounded.
Sunlight hits a wooden porch where a glass of cold tea sits beside a bowl of sliced fruit. The air carries a faint herbal bite from the garden, and the warmth of the planks underfoot balances the cool drink in your hand. Someone nearby wears a scent that mirrors that moment, green and citrusy with a touch of spice that does not demand attention. It suits anyone who likes a fragrance that feels natural and unforced, not a statement piece but a steady companion. Those who want heavy, resinous depth or a loud, evening presence will find this too light and open. The cedar rests against the vetiver like sun-warmed timber in a bright, breezy room.
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