Bruno

Bergamot arrives with sharp, clean brightness—almost crystalline—before the composition shifts into something cooler and more mineral. Sea salt settles in the middle, bringing an ozonic, slightly briny quality that feels like ocean air on skin. Bruno develops into something grounded and warm as amberwood emerges, woody and resinous, anchoring the salty freshness with amber's soft glow. The entire arc feels coastal and understated—not sweet, not sharp, but evocative of weathered stone and driftwood.