15°N 75°W
Fragrance notes
Bergamot and lime hit first, sharp and sunlit, with a bowl of tropical fruit lending a juicy roundness that keeps the opening from feeling thin. It smells like walking past a market stall where the air is warm and the rind is still fresh on the peel.
Hedione and white flowers soften that bright start, and vanilla slips in to add a gentle creaminess without turning the blend sugary. The heart feels breezy rather than heavy, as if the scent is floating just above the skin instead of settling into a thick blanket.
Driftwood and oakmoss ground the base, while ambergris and musk add a salty, animalic warmth that recalls sea air on clean timber. The green accord threads through the drydown, giving the wood a living, outdoors quality that never turns dark or oppressive.
Wear it on a coastal holiday or during a warm weekend when the windows are open and the air smells of salt and sun. It fits a person who enjoys citrus that evolves into something earthy and marine, and who prefers a fragrance that feels like nature rather than a ballroom.
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