Free Yourself - Terre

Free Yourself – Terre | Fragrance Decant Sample

Deep and bold, Terre blends earthy notes and warming spice with a rich palette of saffron, davana, rose, tolu balsam, and woody amber — designed to help you reconnect and reset. A vegan, clean, and sustainable unisex fragrance made in France.

Fragrance Notes:

• Top: Saffron, Ginger, Cumin, Davana, Birch Leaf
• Heart: Rose, Ylang Ylang, Thyme, Tolu Balsam
• Base: Woody Amber, Cedarwood China, Sandalwood, Opoponax

Why You'll Love It:

• Earthy spiced oriental — grounding, bold, and deeply warming
• Perfect for fall, winter, and everyday wear
• Eau de Parfum concentration, vegan, clean, and sustainably made in France
• Ideal for fans of saffron, rose, sandalwood, and rich resinous fragrances

About This Listing:
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