Under The Surface
A floral perfume oil where white tea and citrus lead into neroli, cedarwood and musk.
Under The Surface begins with white tea. It is presented as clean, lightly honeyed and quietly green, giving the perfume a soft opening.
Bergamot and tangerine join it at the top. Bergamot's crisp bitterness and tangerine's sweeter, juicier tone give the pale tea a sharper outline and more light.
Neroli stands alone in the heart. Distilled from bitter orange blossoms, it carries a soft floral radiance and a honeyed warmth that links back to the tea. The brand pictures a current moving beneath still water, carrying leaves, as neroli slowly opens on warm skin.
Cedarwood and musk form the base: a dry line of wood and a soft, skin-like musk that steady the citrus and blossom without weighing them down. Carried in moringa seed oil rather than alcohol, it suits being worn close, where the tea, orange blossom and wood can be followed together.
