Mhom

By the editors · 2 min readMint and neroli arrive together, the mint giving the blossom a cool, crushed-leaf edge that keeps the citrus from turning sugary. Clary sage slips in right behind, its bittersweet green fuzz softening the transition so the top never feels like mere cologne. Jasmine and orange blossom bloom as one white wave, indolic threads warmed by skin of the still-present sage, creating a creamy floral heart that smells more petal than syrup. Sandalwood lands dry and pale, its milky wood pulling the lingering blossom down into something skin-close rather than overtly creamy. The whole arc stays bright but never loud, settling into a quiet wood-white haze that clings inside a shirt collar for the workday then fades to a suede-clean ghost by dinner. Office-safe, spring through fall, best when you want freshness without the usual citrus shout.