OsmanthusOpens with
TeaHeart
VetiverDries down to
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One Day · Sold as unisex
Osmanthus Tea
The quiet moment after brewing a cup of osmanthus tea, where the scent lingers softly in the air.
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Osmanthus TeaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Michael Wong crafted Osmanthus Tea by One Day, which launched in 2021, as an exploration of the nuanced and delicate osmanthus flower. The fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of jasmine and tea, creating a fresh and green aromatic profile that is both uplifting and soothing. As it settles on the skin, vetiver adds depth and warmth to the composition, grounding the floral and fruity elements in a woody embrace.
Apply Osmanthus Tea with one or two sprays to capture its full character — the initial freshness fades within an hour but is quickly replaced by the warm vetiver base. It pairs well with daytime activities and reads best close to skin rather than across a room.
Fig. 01 — Osmanthus Tea, One Day
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Michael Wong
Michael Wong's passion for fragrance began with his first perfume bottle during a trip to Taiwan; he left his previous career to study perfumery one-on-one in South Korea starting in 2016.
Designer One Day
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