Splash Grass
Fragrance notes
Character
A backyard in full sun, the kind where the lawn was mowed an hour ago and the cut blades still release their sharp scent into the warm air. Here the grass note leads, bright and slightly bitter, smelling exactly like crushed stems under a shoe. It feels immediate and unpolished, a snapshot of the garden rather than a perfected version of it.
Lily-of-the-valley rises as the green edge softens, joined by a mix of wildflowers that keep the scent from becoming too sharp. The flowers add a clean white touch that sits lightly on the skin, never pushing outward or demanding attention from across the yard. It stays near, moving with the body rather than projecting into the space around it.
Musk and a faint woody feel anchor the blend so the fresh opening does not disappear after a short while. The base holds the green and floral threads together through the afternoon, giving the scent a steady presence that does not require another spray to remain noticeable on the wrist. It lingers through the heat without growing heavy.
This is a daytime scent for someone standing outside with bare feet on the damp grass, letting the air do the work. The mood is casual and unforced, built for bright mornings and open windows. It closes on a soft white floral note.
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