Laberinto

The interesting part is the collision between cultivated green notes and familiar citrus. Tomato Leaf brings a damp, vegetal snap, while Fig Leaf adds a softer leafy texture. Basil, Mint and Oregano make the heart feel aromatic rather than simply fresh, and Pine introduces a dry, evergreen edge. Cardamom appears in both the opening and heart, giving the composition a repeated spicy thread. White Musk and Galbanum change the temperature, making the drydown feel cleaner and more tactile.

The evolution

At first, Laberinto shows its brightest side: Tomato Leaf, citrus and grapefruit sit forward with a clean, lightly bitter edge, while Cardamom supplies a gentle aromatic snap. That brightness quickly gives way to the greener middle, where Fig Leaf, Basil, Mint, Pine and Oregano create the impression of shaded foliage and crushed herbs. The repeated Cardamom keeps the transition connected, carrying a little peppery tension through the heart. Fig Leaf reinforces the leafy character, while Basil and Oregano add herbal depth. Mint sharpens the green notes with a cool, lively accent, and Pine contributes a dry, woody quality that keeps the heart from becoming overly soft. As the fragrance settles, Galbanum and Woody Notes add a resinous, leafy dryness beneath the herbs. White Musk softens the finish, leaving a close, musky trail rather than a loud citrus burst.