Jasmine Rice
Fragrance notes
Jasmine SambacRice Powder
Character
The steam from a cup of black tea carries the first impression, with jasmine petals floating on the surface. It is a crisp start that feels clean and uncluttered. The rice here is not a cooked grain; it is the dry, starchy scent of the raw kernel. This opening is light enough to disappear into a linen shirt without announcing itself to the room.
As the heart develops, the rice powder note creates a soft, cosmetic texture that feels gentle against the skin. Jasmine sambac adds a creamy, lactonic weight that prevents the composition from becoming too dusty. The bran in the base smells like the outer husk, offering a savory, almost hay-like warmth. Benzoin provides a sweet, resinous amber glow that settles close to the body. The drydown is a comfort that stays with you through a slow morning at a sunlit table, feeling personal and quiet.
This scent captures the atmosphere of a bright kitchen where a bowl of grains sits next to a vase of white flowers. It is a still life of starch and petal, rendered in pale yellows and creams.
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