Viridian
Fragrance notes
Viridian opens with a bright lemon and verbena pairing that feels clean and immediate. The citrus is sharp without turning sour, and the verbena adds a green edge that keeps the opening from leaning too sweet. Iris sits underneath and gives the first minutes a soft, powdery texture that rounds out the sharper top notes.
Violet leaves bring a damp, leafy character to the heart. The scent stays aromatic and ozonic, with an aquatic freshness that never becomes soapy. Ambergris and sandalwood form a base that is warm and slightly animalic, while the woody accord remains steady throughout. The balsamic touch is light and does not weigh the fragrance down.
The overall impression is citrus first, then woody and powdery with a faint amber glow. It suits someone who likes fresh scents that still have a grounded base. Those who dislike powdery or animalic facets may find it less appealing. It works well in spring and summer, and during the day. The iris and amber accords linger at the end.
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