Bergamot
Citrus note
What does bergamot smell like?
A citrus fruit that smells brighter and more floral than lemon, with a slightly bitter peel. It is the classic opening of many fresh fragrances.
Feels like: fresh, morning, office, summer, clean, energetic
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