Tokyo Fig
Tokyo Fig opens with salted fig leaf and mandarin, then settles into ripe fig, jasmine, and sandalwood. Moss, ambroxide, and white musk leave a green, dry trail like a Tokyo summer afternoon.
Case Study refers to examining a single example in depth. RboW applies that idea to scent. This composition, named for Tokyo, explores the contrast between salt and fig leaf.
It begins with salt, fig leaf, and mandarin oil. The saline edge wraps around the green, slightly firm fig leaf. Mandarin brings a juicy brightness to the green outline of the leaves.
In the middle, fig, jasmine, and sandalwood. The sweetness of ripe fruit meets the white floral of jasmine. Sandalwood supports that sweetness, gradually revealing a dry wooden surface.
The base is moss, ambroxide, and white musk. Moss brings a damp bitterness, while ambroxide adds an amber-like warmth that stays close to skin. White musk softens the whole, settling the scent between green and dry.
Wear it on a summer evening or somewhere with moving air. If you expect only sweet fruit, the salt and leaf's greenness may surprise you.
