Air

Air opens with bright lime and bergamot that crackle against skin like carbonation, sharpened by tarragon's herbaceous bite. The heart softens into violet's powdery sweetness, while pink pepper adds warmth and carambola brings a waxy, almost citrus-adjacent fruit that refuses to be obvious. Sage grounds the middle with a whisper of green. As it settles, palisander rosewood and cedar emerge—dry, woody—anchored by ambergris that clings with a faint animalic sweetness, turning the opening's crispness into something unexpectedly sensual.