Sky

By the editors · 2 min readLime seizes the opening with a bright, almost sherbet-like snap that quickly draws cardamom’s cool, green-spice nuance into the spotlight. Bergamot rides beneath, adding a faintly bitter pith that keeps the citrus from turning sugary while magnolia steps forward early, its creamy lemon-peel petals softening the edges before the ten-minute mark. As the effervescence subsides, the flower folds into a clean, soap-laced accord that feels more white linen than jungle bloom. Oakmoss arrives late but determined, filtering the remaining brightness through a dry, suede-like dust that quiets projection to skin-whisper levels within three hours. The result is a minimalist, freshly showered impression rather than a cologne blast, perfect for office days when you want crispness without announcement. Expect intimate sillage and a tidy four-to-five-hour lifespan, ideal for warm spring mornings or muggy summer commutes.