Hidden on the Rooftops

Hidden on the Rooftops opens with bright lime and peppery bergamot sharpened by violet leaf's green snap, while angelica and red berries add a tart, almost candied warmth. As it settles, Turkish rose emerges through honeyed tea and honeysuckle—floral and slightly creamy, grounded by earthy syringa and pollen's dusty sweetness. The base unfolds slowly: vetiver and driftwood create a weathered, woody anchor while sandalwood softens into musk and ambergris, leaving a faintly salty, skin-close finish that lingers like time spent hidden away.