Alba
Fragrance notes
Character
Magnolia and Italian lemon sit together in a bright, sunlit space. The lemon is sharp and immediate, the magnolia creamy and soft. Mandarin orange adds a juicy, pulpy sweetness that keeps the citrus from feeling thin. Basil and verbena bring a crushed-leaf quality that feels alive in the hand.
Geranium and Bulgarian rose give the floral side a structured, slightly powdery feel. Narcissus adds a deep, honeyed weight that pulls the flowers toward something richer. Hay and beeswax introduce a warm, golden texture that smells like dried grass in a jar.
Guaiac wood anchors the blend with a dry, smoky polish. The wood does not dominate, but it keeps the sweeter notes from floating away. The herbal and green accords make the air around the fragrance feel clean and open.
The whole composition feels like a garden table set under a clear morning sky, with petals on the cloth and a breeze moving through the stems. It suits someone who wants a floral that remembers the plant it came from, not just the idea of a flower.
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