Vague de Folie Verte
Fragrance notes
Character
Star anise and artemisia lead the opening with a cool, slightly medicinal bite. Green leaves soften the entry, but the start stays sharp and pointed rather than fresh in a watery sense. The spices lean dry, and the herbs stay lean, so the first minutes feel more structured than playful.
Galbanum drives the heart with a resinous, bitter green edge that deepens the scent without weighing it down. Oakmoss adds a damp, earthy texture that grounds the brighter facets, while black currant offers a small, tart lift that never turns sweet. Vetiver in the base brings a clean, rooty dryness, and musk smooths the edges just enough to keep the profile from feeling brittle. The later stages sit closer to the skin and stay present through a normal outing without demanding attention or overstaying their welcome.
The whole composition suits clear air and open surroundings where light changes through the day. It fits a person who wants a green scent that stays composed and herbal rather than lush or sugary. Wear it when the air feels alive and the day is unfolding outward. A breeze moving through tall grass.
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