The Dreamer

Sharp tarragon and biting artemisia sharpen the air immediately, creating a cool, almost medicinal opening that feels distinct from traditional citrus heavyweights. As the juniper cuts through, the heart reveals a ghostly, clean lily note anchored by dry flax. It never feels heavy despite the woody, amber base; instead, it maintains a transparent, airy sillage that sits close to the skin. This 1996 composition behaves like a cooling veil, holding steady through high humidity without ever becoming cloying or dense.