Category: Eau de parfum
The pepper note hits first, sharp and green, then settles into that damp forest floor smell. It’s like the exact moment after a storm when the air is heavy and clean. I keep catching whiffs of it on my jacket hours later, which is exactly what I wanted.
I've worn a lot of woodsy scents, but this one actually smells like wet bark and pepper, not just straight cedar. The rain-soaked forest imagery matches the drydown perfectly, and it lingers for a good six hours before settling into something softer. Definitely my new rainy-day go-to.
The wet-forest vibe is spot on—that peppery note hangs around for hours after the rain-soaked opening fades. I sprayed it this morning and caught whiffs of the damp woods all through my walk, like the scent was following me.
