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Geranium Bourbon
The crispness of an early morning garden where the interplay between fresh herbs and blooming flowers is enhanced by the subtle warmth of spices.
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Geranium BourbonPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Geranium Bourbon by Miller Harris is a composition that captures the essence of freshness and warmth in equal measure. The fragrance opens with the invigorating notes of geranium and palmarosa, creating an aromatic and green contrast to the spicy black pepper. As it evolves, rose and violet bring a soft floral touch before settling into a base of patchouli, amber, and vanilla that reads as earthy yet comforting.
This fragrance blooms best with a moderate application — one generous spray will allow the aromatic top notes to interact with your skin before giving way to the deeper, earthy base. It's particularly suited for cooler evenings when you want something that feels fresh yet warm.
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