Supernova
Fragrance notes
Character
A cold morning breeze moves through a garden where mint leaves brush against climbing vines heavy with grapes. Blood orange and mandarin peel release their bright oils into the air, mixing with the damp earth below. Sea notes drift in from a nearby path, carrying a salty freshness that settles against the skin. Jasmine sambac opens its petals nearby, their white petals catching the light while rose adds a soft layer to the air. Bay leaf brings a green sharpness that cuts through the fruit, keeping the atmosphere clear and vivid.
The ground underfoot is rich with fallen leaves and damp soil. Indian patchouli rises from the earth, its dark presence anchored by amber and ambergris. A second patchouli note wraps around the floral heart, pulling the jasmine and rose into the shadows. The spices from the heart linger in the cool air, blending with the marine accord that still hangs near the shoulders. Citrus remains in the background, a fading brightness that refuses to disappear completely into the heavy base.
The garden path ends at a stone wall covered in green moss, where the salty air meets the dark, aromatic earth in a single steady breath.
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