Bergamot, Tea Leaf, Sandal Wood

Bergamot and lime collide with an immediate herbaceous flare—sage and rosemary dominate the first moments, creating an almost medicinal brightness that feels like inhaling the steam from freshly boiled water infused with citrus peel and dried herbs. The lavender prevents harshness, lending a whisper of traditional perfumery whilst the composition establishes itself as contemporary and slightly austere.

As the volatile citrus notes settle, the tea leaf emerges with surprising prominence, bringing a dry, slightly astringent quality that plays beautifully against the cardamom's warmth and green pepper's peppery bite. Bitter orange blossom and jasmine arrive to soften the austerity, creating a moment of genuine tension between savoury spice and creamy florality—this is where Olfactive Expressions reveals its true sophistication, refusing to collapse into either sweetness or dryness.

The composition retreats into a minimalist base of sandalwood and musk, retaining traces of orris root's subtle powder and iris-like bitterness. What remains is more an impression than a presence—a faint herbaceous warmth with barely-there woody support, ultimately quite fleeting and skin-close, as if the fragrance has become an intimate memory rather than a persistent declaration.