Spirit Unbridled Wind
Fragrance notes
Character
Mint and grapefruit hit first, bright and cold, then pink pepper snaps the air like a cracked twig. Lemon keeps the opening lean rather than sweet, so the entrance feels like a deep breath taken on a balcony where the sun is already hot. Ginger arrives early, warm against the chill of the mint, and the spice does not wait for the heart to settle before it shows its hand.
Jasmine sits lightly here, more a shimmer than a flower, while nutmeg turns the middle into something you want to lean toward. The fresh spicy accord pulls the citrus downward into the green, aromatic space where cedar and vetiver begin to show their lines. Patchouli adds a damp earth note that keeps the florals from floating away, and labdanum presses a faint resin weight against the ginger so the movement stays grounded.
Incense curls through the base, dry and faintly churchy, while sandalwood smooths the edges so the musk can carry the wood without pushing. The whole composition feels built for a city street at midday, when the light is flat and the air smells of stone and movement, and the spice gives you a reason to keep noticing your own wrist as the cedar
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