Água de Folhas de Figo
Bergamot opens with a brisk, sunlit snap that shears away any sweetness, setting a cool-green tone before the heart emerges.
The scent fingerprint
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The note pyramid
- Bergamot
- Fig Leaf
- Sandalwood
- Vetiver
- Patchouli
By the editors · 2 min readBergamot opens with a brisk, sunlit snap that shears away any sweetness, setting a cool-green tone before the heart emerges. Fig leaf steps in immediately, its vegetal milkiness tinged with a faint coconut-sap nuance that softens the citrus edge while keeping the scent airy rather than milky. Sandalwood arrives first in the base, buffing the leaf’s green fur with a clean, blond wood polish; vetiver threads a dry, rooty smoke through that wood, and patchouli adds a quiet earthy hum that keeps the fig-leaf illusion alive for hours. The dry-down is a pale, woody skin scent that still carries a ghost of crushed stems and sun-warmed sap. Projection stays within handshake distance, making it an easy daytime refresher for warm weather.
Scent twins
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