Corsega
Fragrance notes
Character
Celery seeds and cardamom open the scent with a crisp, green bite that feels more like a fresh kitchen garden than a polished perfume counter. Ambrette and musk soften the edges immediately, giving the early spray a rounded, slightly powdery texture that keeps the spices from feeling sharp.
Lavender and juniper take over the middle, supported by lemon and yellow mandarin that brighten the herbal heart without turning it sweet. Artemisia and myrtle add a slightly bitter, medicinal leafiness that makes the citrus feel rugged rather than cheerful.
The base rests on frankincense and mastic, with vanilla smoothing the resinous smoke and vetiver grounding the wood. Oak adds a dry, tannic weight that pulls the entire composition toward a forest path after rain, where damp bark meets warm resin on stone.
Composed by Salvador Castellanos, this unisex release suits someone who enjoys resinous woods but wants the herbs and citrus to stay present throughout. It fits a walk through wet leaves when the air is cool enough to see your breath, with resin still warm on ancient trees.
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