Un Jardin
Fragrance notes
Character
Grapefruit and green mango open this garden with a sharp, juicy bite. Carrot and tomato leaf add a raw, earthy crunch that keeps the fruit from leaning candy-sweet. The opening feels like walking through a vegetable patch at the height of the morning, when the air is cool and the sun has not yet pressed down on the stems.
Lotus and peony soften the edges, while orange and hyacinth bring a clean, watery brightness. The floral heart stays close to the skin, wrapping the wearer in a gentle veil rather than announcing itself across a room. Musk and iris in the base give the flowers a powdery finish that lingers well after the initial spray has settled into the fabric of a shirt.
Cinnamon and labdanum add a warm, resinous depth that holds the citrus and petals together for hours. Incense threads through the sweetness without turning the blend dark or heavy. The composition carries its weight through a long day, staying present on the wrist while remaining a personal, near-body presence that does not crowd the space around you.
The carrot and tomato notes are strikingly realistic, which makes the fragrance feel more like a kitchen experiment than a polished perfume. That earthy rawness can read as sour to some noses, and the unusual vegetable twist limits how often you will reach for the bottle.
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