Town & Country

In everyday terms

Citrus, juniper and sage over cardamom and white tea with cedar and amber.

Lemon

Bright, fresh lemon, like a squeezed lemon

Juniper

Sharp, piney berries, like the smell of gin

Bergamot

Bright, fresh citrus, like the zest of a lime with a soft floral edge

Clary Sage

Herbal, musky and slightly tea-like

Cardamom

Cool, warm spice, like Arabian coffee or spiced tea

Sandalwood

Creamy, smooth wood, like sandalwood soap

Olibanum

Church incense, like at Catholic Mass

Amber

Warm, sweet and resinous, like soft incense glowing in a room

Cedarwood

Dry, clean wood, like fresh pencil shavings or a new wooden wardrobe

Cashmere Wood

Soft, musky wood, like a warm wool blanket

Patchouli

Earthy and dark, like damp soil in a forest

How it wears

In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.