more fresh on the opening than i anticipated- crisp forest air in the morning dew, fog still among the pine. petrichor, pine, and earth. as it develops, settles into decay in a similar fashion to leaves themselves. the soil notes and decayed leaves become more prominent, and the scent becomes more dryer as though stepping on and crunching dried leaves. dries into something earthy, woody, and green. however, this process happens relatively quickly, and the oil base has the scent start enormously strong but quickly become intimate. faint, though that could be personal habituation, but it was disappointing to fade so fast.
