Winter Air
Step into a snow-dusted forest with Winter Air, where crisp mint and ozone open the scent like a breath of icy wind. Cooling eucalyptus, cypress, and peppermint form a brisk heart, balanced by soft herbal sage. A grounding base of cedar, patchouli, incense, and spice adds depth and warmth. This fragrance captures the quiet intensity of a winter’s night—clean, bold, and refreshingly still.
Fragrance Profile
Top Notes
First impression • Lasts 15-30 minutes
Middle Notes
Main character • Lasts 2-4 hours
Base Notes
Foundation • Lasts 6+ hours
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