A heady white floral so central to perfumery it's been called one of its two essential pillars. Picked before dawn, priced accordingly.
The quietest note in perfumery — built to feel like still water, not fresh leaf.
The citrus behind Earl Grey tea — and the opening note of nearly every fine fragrance you've worn.
The rarest wood in perfumery — and one that only exists because a tree got sick.
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