The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Cabris arrived from Florascent in 2011, composed by Roland Tentunian. No named muse or specific story behind its creation is available, but its materials establish the character of the fragrance. Pine Tree and Stone Pine create a resinous woodland frame, while Broom adds a green, herbal lift. Honeysuckle, French jasmine, and Wild lavender bring floral sweetness and a softer counterpoint to the rugged woods. Labdanum and Balsamic Notes deepen the composition with a darker, warmly textured line beneath the brighter pine and flowers. Together, the notes suggest fragrant brush after rain, where pine, lavender, resin, and greenery meet on the same branch.
The interesting part is the balance between opposing textures. Pine Tree and Stone Pine give Cabris a cool, resinous structure, while Honeysuckle and French jasmine pull toward sweetness and softness. Wild lavender keeps the floral side from becoming powdery, adding a slightly herbal, open-air tension. Broom contributes another green, upright note, while Labdanum and Balsamic Notes anchor the composition in warmth. Together, these materials make the scent feel both outdoorsy and composed, like wild growth placed in a frame rather than left entirely untamed.
The evolution
At first, Cabris presents a sharp woodland profile: pine, stone pine, and broom form a cool green line, with honeysuckle, French jasmine, and wild lavender emerging behind it. The heart softens that structure through a floral pulse of sweetness and fresh herbal air, though the woody edge remains present. As the fragrance settles, labdanum and balsamic notes introduce darker, resinous depth, giving the composition a warmer and more intimate character. During the drydown, Cabris moves from the feeling of a fresh branch toward scents associated with bark, warm stone, and dried greenery. The pine, lavender, broom, labdanum, and balsamic notes continue to interact, leaving a close presence that develops as the fragrance wears through the day.
Cultural impact
Cabris can be discovered through the materials that shape its composition: pine and stone pine establish a woodland character, broom adds green herbal lift, and honeysuckle, French jasmine, and wild lavender introduce floral softness. Labdanum and balsamic notes provide darker depth as the scent develops. The combination offers a clear way to explore Florascent through a fragrance built around woods, greenery, flowers, and warm resinous notes.
The House
FlorascentFlorascent is a German fragrance house that quietly curates a collection of natural‑focused perfumes for scent explorers who value subtlety over flash. Since its launch in 1991, the brand has built a library of more than sixty distinct compositions, ranging from the citrus‑bright Yuzu to the moss‑laden Shibui. Each bottle invites the wearer to pause, breathe, and discover a moment of quiet elegance that feels both personal and timeless.
The Creator
Roland TentunianTentunian's emerging signature points toward a preference for textured, grounded compositions built on naturalistic rather than abstract foundations. His work tends to favor ingredients with immediate material presence, woods, resins, aromatic herbs, spices with weight and gra…








































