Top Notes 
Fig
Matcha
Heart Notes 
Bitter orange
Base Notes 
Cedar
Tonka bean
Vetiver11/27/2025
jeienuwai
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jeienuwai
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Inspired by THÈ MATCHA 26
I am born and bred Japanese.
Compared to the OG, it offers superior longevity and projection. It opens with a very refreshing bitter orange note, and as it dries down, the blend of fig, vetiver, and woody elements makes it somehow reminiscent of a Tatami room to my nose, just like the OG. Not smelling matcha much but I love this!
Compared to the OG, it offers superior longevity and projection. It opens with a very refreshing bitter orange note, and as it dries down, the blend of fig, vetiver, and woody elements makes it somehow reminiscent of a Tatami room to my nose, just like the OG. Not smelling matcha much but I love this!
