Garrigue

Garrigue opens with bright Amalfi lemon and bergamot—crisp, sun-warmed citrus that feels Mediterranean and alive. The heart settles into herbaceous terrain: thyme, juniper, rosemary, and sage layer into something dry and green, like brushing past wild hillside plants at dawn. Musk and sandalwood anchor the base, lending warmth and a soft woody hum that keeps the herbs from drifting away. It feels grounded, aromatic, never perfumy—a sensory snapshot of scrubland rather than a floral bouquet.