What it smells like
Sharp and herbal right out of the gate — basil leads hard with grapefruit adding a citrus edge that reads almost medicinal in the best way. The green tea softens things as it settles, pulling the heart toward something cooler and slightly astringent. Mandragore, earthy and faintly root-like, gives the composition an unusual bitter-green backbone you don't find in typical fresh fragrances. Cedar anchors the dry-down without going woody in any obvious way, and the musk is light, staying close to skin. Projection is modest, sillage minimal — this is a personal-space fragrance. — Best in warm weather for someone who finds conventional citrus colognes too sweet or predictable.
We haven't found a match for Mandragore that we can stand behind. These are the closest scents by shared notes that do have one.