Splendor in the Grass
A green-citrus inspired by Wordsworth's poem and the film it shares a title with, picturing a dew-wet meadow at dawn through bergamot, mint, and rose.
Splendor In The Grass draws on William Wordsworth's poem and the film that shares its title, both carrying the themes of growth, recovery, and a quiet kind of beauty. The scent sets those ideas against the image of a meadow at dawn, still weighted with dew.
The opening comes in with a bright, living green. Bergamot gives a clear citrus edge and a cut of leafy green pushes in behind it, raising the smell of wet grass just after sunrise.
Through the heart, spearmint and peppermint carry a cold, crystalline freshness that meets the camphorous sharpness of eucalyptus, with rose stepping in softly to add a flower's outline inside all that green.
Musk forms the listed base, keeping the drydown close and quiet. Its cool green-citrus character carries the idea of a fleeting moment of clarity.
