Capital Fever
Fragrance notes
Character
Sicilian bergamot and pomelo lead the first spray with a sharp, clean citrus that feels bright and immediate. Anise adds a cool, slightly herbal lift that keeps the opening from leaning too sweet. Lavender enters soon after, softening the edges and pulling the scent toward a classic fougere shape.
Haitian vetiver carries the heart with an earthy, rooty character that grounds the lighter top notes. Cashmeran brings a smooth, woody warmth that sits close to the skin and blends easily with the lavender. Tonka bean and amber build the base into something rounded and slightly powdery. Moss adds a green, damp touch that keeps the sweetness in check. The drydown stays in this space, where woody and earthy accords meet a gentle amber glow. It feels natural rather than polished, with a dry texture that avoids heavy syrup. The composition stays aromatic throughout, never turning sharp or loud.
Sunlight hits a stone path after rain, and the air smells of crushed green stems, warm dry wood, and a faint trace of citrus still clinging to the air.
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