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Break off a blade of grass and crush a bunch of fresh mint between your palms: this is as naked (“nu”) as green gets, in all its sap-rich, chlorophyll-oozing goodness. Think you might be smelling a little alcohol in there? That’s the off-beat, crystal-clear boozy fumes of ambrette, aka botanical musk, with its musky (naturally), pear-like facets, which Olivia Giacobetti added to round out and soften the intense greenness of the top notes. The aromatic, aniseed tarragon intensifies the cooling effect of the mint; cedar lends a dry, pencil-shavings grounding to the volatile vegetal oils. As refreshing as a cool swim in an Alpine pool of rock water.
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Mint leaves, grass, Indian botanical musk, medicinal tarragon and cedar wood |
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Los Angeles magazine |
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Olivia Giacobetti
Other fragrances by: Olivia Giacobetti |
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