Truth

Mostly the general smell of flowers, without leaning sharp or sweet. Underneath that, dry and warm, like cedar shavings or the inside of a wooden drawer.

It opens on bamboo, clover and bergamot, moves through lily, peony and sandalwood, and settles on musk, vanilla and amber.

• bergamot: bright citrus peel, sharper and greener than orange. The note that makes Earl Grey tea smell the way it does
• vetiver: dry rooty grass, earthy with a faint smokiness

It lasts an average amount of time and sits close to the skin after the first hour.

Built from the note listing and the measured performance figures. We have not smelled this one.