White Tea
Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon and fig arrive first, bright and slightly sticky. Jasmine sits beside them, soft rather than sharp, keeping the fruit from leaning too heavy. The opening feels like a kitchen window left open while something citrus is being sliced on the counter.
White tea moves into the center, calm and slightly grassy. Cardamom and nutmeg give it a gentle heat that never builds into real spice. The heart stays close to skin, more breath than statement, with the tea note doing most of the work.
Violet takes over slowly, powdery and cool against the cedar. Thyme adds a dry, herbal edge that keeps the violet from turning too sweet. The base feels like linen that has been dried outside, clean and faintly woody with a whisper of something green still clinging to it.
Cedar grounds the final stretch without making it dark. The thyme lingers in the background, more texture than flavor, while the violet continues to hover. It suits a morning where sunlight hits the floor early and the air still feels crisp, a scent that stays in the background while the day picks up around it
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
