Green Fields + Violet Petals
Fragrance notes
Green Fields + Violet Petals opens with a noticeable synthetic edge. The lemon verbena and peppermint feel bright but slightly artificial, especially in the first few minutes. The grass note adds a crisp, leafy touch, though it stays close to the surface and does not develop much depth on its own. This initial sharpness softens as the heart notes appear, but the transition is not completely seamless.
The middle section brings lavender, geranium, and violet into the mix. The violet sits at the center of the fragrance, supported by the soft herbal quality of lavender and the slightly rosy green of geranium. Together they create a floral profile that is powdery without becoming heavy. The scent feels calm and composed here, moving away from the sharper top notes into something smoother and more balanced.
Sandalwood, ambergris, oakmoss, and iris form a base that is woody, earthy, and gently amber. The oakmoss and iris add a dry, slightly root-like texture that keeps the sweetness in check. The overall impression is clean, green, and lightly powdered, suitable for daytime wear in spring or summer. It suits someone who likes floral green scents with a calm, understated finish. A windowsill herb pot after rain.
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