Undergrowth Rook

Undergrowth Rook is a highly naturalistic green and earthy fragrance that evokes the cool, damp atmosphere of a woodland undergrowth. It opens with a vibrant burst of mint and mandarin orange, immediately lending a refreshing, airy quality. The core is built around soil tincture and vetiver, creating a dense yet light impression of wet earth, moss, and root notes—like walking through a forest after rain. Over time, the mint softens, giving way to a deeper, quieter green woodiness, enhanced by white musk that adds slight softness. The scent feels real and tactile: it’s not a typical green perfume, nor does it mimic a classic vetiver profile; instead, it anchors itself in a sensory realism that mimics gardening or wandering through a misty forest. It’s well-blended, with no sharp or unpleasant notes, though some find the sharpness of the mint and soil tincture mildly medicinal or overwhelming. Longevity is moderate to good, with warmth and subtle green musk persisting through the day. It’s most suited for spring or summer, especially light, casual wear or when one wants to feel immersed in nature.