Kinmokusei
Fragrance notes
Green tea and black tea open the scent with a crisp, slightly bitter edge. The leaves feel cool and damp, like a breeze through a shaded garden. Violet sits at the center, soft and powdery, turning the initial sharpness into something rounded. Jasmine and lily-of-the-valley add a clean white floral lift that keeps the heart airy rather than heavy.
Osmanthus brings a gentle apricot warmth that blends into the base. Orris smooths the transition with a rooty, slightly dry texture. Orange blossom brightens the closing stage without becoming sharp. Musk sits underneath, giving the composition a gentle skin-like finish that feels close and personal rather than expansive.
The overall impression is fresh, green, and quietly floral. It suits someone who enjoys tea scents but wants a floral companion rather than a purely herbal profile. Powdery and fruity facets keep it from leaning too austere. It works well in spring and summer, during the day or early evening. Violet.
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