Citrus and Mint Leaf

The note structure is deliberately restrained. Citron provides the bright citrus snap at the opening, sour, immediate, energizing. Mint adds the cooling effect that makes the whole composition feel crisp rather than sweet. Cedar arrives to add warmth and body as the top notes fade, while moss grounds the composition with a quiet green earthiness that prevents the whole thing from feeling too airy. No flash. No trick. Just four materials doing exactly what they say they'll do.

The evolution

The opening arrives sharp and immediate. Citron and mint collide in a burst of clean brightness, like biting into a ripe citrus fruit with mint leaf in the background. The effect is energizing without being delicate. Within minutes, the mint's cooling quality deepens, and the citron becomes rounder, warmer. Cedar enters the conversation gradually, wrapping around the mint in something creamier, woodier. The moss adds a quiet green undertone that gives the composition weight without heaviness. By the two-hour mark, the woody base takes over, cedar dominant, moss lingering underneath, mint fading to a whisper that stays close to the skin. The drydown is warm and intimate. What you smell is what you get, lingering then gently departing.