Earth

What it smells like

It opens with a sharp, mineral dampness, like wet stone or freshly rained soil, quickly giving way to earthy, fungal nuances reminiscent of mushroom caps and decomposing leaves. A subtle humic depth settles into a dry‑down that feels like unglazed pottery or dry clay, cool yet grounding. Perfumers use it at trace levels to anchor forest, chypre, or vetiver accords, adding realistic, place‑based earthiness.

Materials used to create this note Not yet linked to a specific material in our library.

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