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Fragrance notes
Character
Morning light hits the stone floor of a greenhouse that smells of crushed leaves and cold air. Someone walks between the tables with a basket of tart red currants and a handful of lemon slices. The opening is bright and sharp, the citrus cutting straight through the damp earth of the patio. Lily and jasmine sit in glass jars nearby, their petals still cool from the night. The air feels alive and clean, touched by something sour and sweet at the same time. It is a space built for movement, where the chill of the early hours still lingers against the glass.
The flowers begin to warm as the sun climbs higher. Jasmine lends a creamy weight to the lily, turning the air soft and slightly dense. Red berries linger in the background, their tartness now rounded by a gentle sweetness. Then the patchouli arrives, not heavy or dark, but dry and woody, pulling the white floral accord toward the earth. It anchors the scent with a warm spicy touch that feels grounded and real. The blend becomes an earthy, fresh floral with a sour edge, carried by the woody depth of the base.
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