Citron

Blood orange and sea salt hit first, bright and saline against the skin. The lavender here is cool, not soapy, and the juniper adds a sharp bite that keeps the opening from leaning sweet. Heliotrope softens the edges without turning powdery yet.

Jasmine and violet sit beside almond in the heart, a floral trio that feels polished rather than lush. Coriander and nutmeg bring a gentle heat that anchors the flowers. Vanilla and driftwood in the base give a dry, sandy warmth, with ambergris adding a faint mineral trace. Picture a wide boardwalk after a morning swim, the wood still warm from the sun and a faint citrus spray hanging in the air.

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