Citrus Linen Formula

The first ten minutes belong to orange peel — sweet, bright and almost edible — with a soft, waxy shine and a sharper lemon edge beside it. A breath of herbs, a hint of lavender and tarragon, moves through the peel, so the citrus never lies flat. It is the smell of a clear morning: white linen drying in the sun beside freshly cut oranges and a pot of herbs. Within the hour the bright peel softens, lemon and herbs come forward, and the scent drifts gently toward pear and jasmine. A clean, transparent trail stays to the end. There is no heavy base here — by design: a light, airy study of a sunlit morning.