Viridian
Fragrance notes
Character
Angelica and celery open with a crisp, vegetable snap that feels pulled from a garden rather than a perfume lab. Bergamot adds a bright citrus lift that keeps the green edges from feeling heavy. Artemisia brings an herbal bitterness that sits close to the skin and refuses to soften. Galbanum arrives in the heart with a sharp, resinous green that cuts through the initial freshness. Orris adds a soft powder that rounds the sharper notes without dulling them. Violet leaf in the base carries a damp, leafy quality that mirrors the opening vegetables in a deeper register.
Oakmoss and vetiver ground the blend with an earthy, mossy texture that feels like walking through tall grass under a clear sky. Sandalwood and patchouli provide a warm, woody cushion beneath the green layers. Myrrh adds a faint amber resin that hums quietly in the background. The overall impression is herbal, musky, and thoroughly aromatic. It suits someone who enjoys scents that smell like plants rather than candy. Picture a wide field of wild herbs flattened by morning light, every stem releasing its scent at once.
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