13 Abies Tree in Green Tea

This scent opens with a bright splash of green tea and yuzu, quickly grounding itself in middle notes of pine and cypress. The overall impression is a crisp, aromatic forest experience, balanced by a touch of fig. It avoids heavy sweetness, opting instead for a clean, resinous profile that feels very natural and outdoorsy for daily wear.

Yes, it transitions from a sharp, citrus-forward opening to a softer, woody base. The initial green tea and yuzu fizz gives way to a sturdy heart of pine and mint. As the fir and cedar settle on your skin, the scent becomes more resinous and quiet, lingering as a subtle, wood-focused aura by the late afternoon.

Longevity is on the weaker side, typically lasting around three to four hours before needing a refresh. Because it relies on natural-feeling aromatic notes like pine and green tea rather than heavy base fixatives, it is designed for a lighter, more intimate experience. It is great for a quick morning pick-me-up or a short afternoon outing.

No, it features intimate to moderate sillage. You will notice the pine and yuzu notes clearly within your personal space, but it is unlikely to announce your arrival in a room. It is a respectful, close-to-the-skin scent that works well for office environments or confined spaces where you want a clean, unobtrusive presence.

Spring and summer are ideal. The crispness of the green tea and the cooling mint note perform beautifully in warm, humid weather. When the air is hot, the aromatic cypress and fir provide a refreshing, almost shade-like quality that feels much more appropriate than heavy gourmand or spicy oriental perfumes during the day.

Absolutely. Because it projects modestly and smells clean, it is a safe choice for professional settings. The dominant green and woody accords are crisp and polite, ensuring you smell refreshed rather than perfumed. It provides a nice sense of order and cleanliness that pairs well with business-casual attire during a busy workday.

While marketed as a female fragrance, the aromatic, green, and woody notes make it quite unisex in practice. Anyone who enjoys the smell of a pine forest or freshly brewed green tea will find it appealing. It lacks the typical floral or heavy vanilla notes often found in feminine-marketed scents, making it very versatile.

It can be a lovely signature scent if you prefer quiet, refreshing aromas over loud statements. If you spend time in warm climates or love the outdoors, the notes of cedar, fir, and green tea offer a consistent, clean profile. Just be prepared to reapply during the day due to its moderate longevity.

Yes, it is a thoughtful choice for someone who appreciates natural, botanical-inspired aromas. The combination of pine, cypress, and cedar gives it a realistic forest quality. However, since the longevity is moderate, check if the recipient prefers fragrances that stay with them all day or if they enjoy the ritual of refreshing throughout their afternoon.

Always sample first, especially if you are unsure how green tea and pine notes interact with your skin chemistry. While it is a generally likable, refreshing scent, natural aromatics can sometimes behave differently on different people. Testing it for a full day will help you decide if the performance meets your specific needs.