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Oriza L. Legrand · Sold as unisex
Scotch Lavender
The crisp clarity of a Scottish garden at dawn, where lavender and herbs greet the morning with their vibrant scents before giving way to the warmth of the sun.
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The story behind the bottle.
Scotch Lavender by Oriza L. Legrand was launched in 1884, and it stands as a proof of the brand's enduring legacy of blending traditional scents with a modern touch. This aromatic fougère opens with a bright burst of lavender and thyme, bringing an herbal freshness that cuts through any heaviness. The heart notes of geranium and vetiver add depth, creating a lush green backdrop. As it settles into its base of amber and tonka bean, the fragrance becomes warm and spicy, offering a rich finish.
Apply Scotch Lavender lightly in the morning; its aromatic top notes are most noticeable in the first hour. As it settles into warmer spices and amber, it becomes a subtle yet enduring presence throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Scotch Lavender, Oriza L. Legrand
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A polarising scent: loved by 30%, disliked or hated by 27%.