Japanese Garden (Японский Cад)
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Japanese Garden (Японский Cад): A Green Floral Fragrance for All Introduced in 2012 by Alexandra Gluck, Japanese Garden (Японский Cад) is a unisex fragrance from the floral green olfactory family. It takes its name from the peacefulness of a Japanese garden, and its blend aims to capture that same sense of calm and connection to nature. At the top, bergamot,…
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About Japanese Garden (Японский Cад)
Japanese Garden (Японский Cад): A Green Floral Fragrance for All
Introduced in 2012 by Alexandra Gluck, Japanese Garden (Японский Cад) is a unisex fragrance from the floral green olfactory family. It takes its name from the peacefulness of a Japanese garden, and its blend aims to capture that same sense of calm and connection to nature.
At the top, bergamot, lemon, and basil create a fresh, vibrant citrus-and-herb accord. The opening is crisp and slightly zesty, like breaking a leaf between your fingers on a summer morning. The basil note gives a soft aromatic edge that carries well into the heart.
This perfume is well suited to lovers of fresh, green, citrusy, and aquatic fragrances, particularly for spring and summer wear. It's also a great choice for anyone seeking a unisex option that feels unobtrusive and versatile, whether for daily work or relaxed weekends.
Japanese Garden (Японский Cад) is a beautifully balanced fragrance that delivers on its name. It's understated yet captivating, perfect for those who prefer a natural and refined approach to perfume. An ideal everyday scent with a touch of originality.
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