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By the editors · 2 min readVetiver dominates from the first spray, its grassy bitterness sharpened by violet leaf’s metallic green edge and grapefruit’s tart sparkle. The heart keeps the vetiver backbone but lets tuberose push through, adding creamy white floral weight while freesia scatters light, watery petals that keep the composition airy rather than lush. Leather arrives early in the dry-down, drying the vetiver to a husky, suede-smoke finish that clings close. Throughout, vetiver acts as structural steel: every other element bolts onto its earthy frame, so the scent reads as one continuous green-woody axis rather than distinct top-heart-base layers. Projection stays moderate, projecting an arm’s-length radius for six hours; the leather-vetiver tandem feels office-safe yet quietly distinctive in cool spring or fall weather.