After Bath
A citrus-floral-woody scent built on the warmth left on skin after a morning bath. Bergamot and mint open bright, powdery iris and rose soften the middle, and sandalwood settles in with a quiet, heavy comfort.
On a sunny morning, just after a bath, the bathroom still holds steam and scent, and the skin keeps a faint warmth. After Bath carries that short interval into a bottle.
It opens with bergamot, mint, and lavender. The citrus is bright, the mint cool and clean, and the lavender adds a quiet herbal bitterness. The effect is light and clear, like moisture still sitting on the skin.
The middle brings geranium, iris, and rose. Powdery iris wraps around the sweetness of rose, forming a soft floral layer. It reads clean, close to soap, but the flowers are not entirely smoothed out; there is a slight shadow in them.
Cedarwood, sandalwood, and patchouli close the composition. Dry wood and a faintly earthy patchouli catch the softness of the flowers, while creamy sandalwood lingers slowly and settles the whole scent into rest.
A single spray at the end of a morning routine leaves cleanliness and warmth on the skin at once. It makes no loud claim, so it suits a slow weekend start or a relaxed moment in loungewear.
