wood dew captures the first step into a forest after rain: the wood is still wet, but the air has already dried. The brand frames it as a moment when the loud blooms are long gone, leaving something less colorful that still pulses with life.
The forest itself is built from Australian sandalwood and palo santo. Sandalwood brings a soft, smooth woodiness, and palo santo adds a slightly sweet, cool woody facet. Asian pear supplies the crisp air, a clear, juicy contrast to the damp bark.
Peach nectar, Turkish rose and white musk are described as giving this woody floral a soft landing. The note list also includes matcha tea, dewy violet and peony, so pale green tones and light petals sit beside the wood rather than covering it. It is a choice for days when a quiet wood scent with a little fruit and flower feels right, not a bold bouquet.
