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Vertus · Sold as unisex
Fresh Orient
The crisp morning air in a sunlit garden, where green leaves and citrus fruits mingle with the soft floral notes of magnolia and jasmine.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015, Fresh Orient by Vertus is a Woody Aromatic fragrance that balances the freshness of citrus and green notes with the depth of woody accords. The composition opens with vibrant bergamot and grapefruit, followed by the lushness of magnolia and jasmine, creating a harmonious blend that feels both invigorating and serene. As it settles into cashmere wood, vetiver, and cedar, Fresh Orient evokes the warmth of an understated elegance.
Apply Fresh Orient to your pulse points for a warm embrace that lasts throughout the day. The citrus and green top notes are bright but fleeting, so layering it over moisturizer can help extend their presence. For a more subtle experience, limit sprays to one or two — this fragrance reads best close to skin rather than across a room.
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