Silver Mountain Water* Type Formula StudyGlacier Water 95 · GA-020160
A cold first breath of bergamot and lemon peel, the tart shade of blackcurrant and the clear texture of freshly brewed green tea, and beneath them an airy floral as transparent as snowmelt and a freshly washed musk. A citrus tea musk like the clear air of a winter mountain.
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What you’ll learn from this formula
How to make a scent of cold water without water
a trace of chilled air over citrus and transparent flowers
Main skill
The power of traces
People remember this kind of scent as cold mountain water and clear air, yet the fruity-green block that draws the chill is less than a hundredth of the formula, and its watery, open-air feeling comes from the perfumer’s secret, used at less than one six-thousandth. Such a small amount can lead because of the clear space around it: a cool citrus and aromatic opening fills about a third of the formula, with a single citrus peel alone about a fifth, and nothing heavy stands in front of it. That is the lesson: coldness is not a loud note but a trace given open room.
Supporting skill
Transparency
How flowers can feel like tea and snowmelt: the floral layer is the largest part of the formula, about two fifths, yet about four fifths of that layer is two transparent jasmine materials that smell more of air than of petals. With a little violet-like warmth beside them, the flowers read as the clear bitterness of tea rather than a bouquet.
Supporting skill
Close to the skin
How a cold scent stays close and clean: about a tenth of the formula is musk, spread across nine different musk-family materials rather than one, so the finish feels like freshly washed skin instead of a single sweet note. With a light woody-amber layer of about a seventh beneath it, the scent stays clear and quiet close to the skin.
Key materials
Ambrettolidebeta-IononeLinalyl acetateMethyl dihydrojasmonate (Hedione)Polysantol
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About
| Product | Digital fragrance formula (file only) |
|---|---|
| Type | Eau de Parfum formula |
| Olfactive Family | Citrus Tea Musk |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Total Materials | 54 |
| Total PDF Pages | 36 pages (English edition) |
| Pyramid | Top / Middle / Base |
| Top Notes | Bergamot, Mandarin, Lemon Peel |
| Middle Notes | Blackcurrant, Green Tea, Airy Florals |
| Base Notes | Clean Musk, Sandalwood |
| Recommended Usage | 8% in perfumer's alcohol |
| Delivery | PDF download link by email, minutes after payment |
