Concentrated Perfume Oil 90° 6ml

90° Al Rehab perfume oil: ginger, bergamot, geranium, vanilla and moss

Top notes: ginger, citrus, bergamot

Heart notes: lily of the valley, geranium, vanilla

Base notes: Moos, cedar, musk

90°: ginger and bergamot before green moss

90° begins with ginger, citrus and bergamot. Lily of the valley, geranium and vanilla shape the heart. Moss, cedar and musk form the base. This perfume oil joins citrus brightness to aromatic ginger, green flowers and a soft dry moss-wood side.

The opening has clear, lively pull. Ginger brings warmth and fine sharpness, bergamot bitterness and citrus bright freshness. 90° does not begin like sweet fruit scent, but like rubbed citrus peel with a small spiced impulse.

90° may suit you if you enjoy bergamot and ginger but look for something green and soft at the close. Geranium and lily of the valley bring flowers, though moss and cedar keep the scent dry. Vanilla makes it gentler without creating large sweetness.

Think of bergamot peel and ginger on a pale table, with fresh geranium leaves and lily of the valley nearby. Moss and cedar arrive later. 90° stays fresh, though vanilla and musk make the close calmer and softer.

Citrus and geranium keep the heart fresh and aromatic

Ginger sets the first aromatic accent. It does not feel sharp like pepper, but warm and lightly sparkling. Beside bergamot, a spice emerges that livens the scent and works well with dry green notes later on.

Citrus brings the bright side. It is not lemonade, but closer to fresh peel and a little juice. With bergamot, citrus keeps the opening open and stops ginger from becoming too warm or dry.

Bergamot gives freshness fine bitterness. It joins ginger to geranium and makes the scent feel polished without smoothing it out. This bitterness also works beautifully with moss and cedar later at the base.

Lily of the valley brings clear bright flower to the heart. It is less abundant than jasmine or gardenia and suits bergamot well. Beside vanilla, lily of the valley stays light and stops the heart from becoming too creamy.

Vanilla softens flowers without sweetening them

Geranium sets green, lightly peppery flower tone. It gives the scent dry aromatics and works especially well with ginger. Geranium gives lily of the valley and vanilla clearer, less sweet frame.

Vanilla brings warmth to the heart. It does not arrive as dessert, but as gentle roundness beneath flowers and citrus. Moss and cedar later feel dry, so vanilla gives 90° soft passage rather than hard edge.

Moss sets the greenest tone at the close. It takes up geranium again and gives the base something earthy and shaded. Beside bergamot, moss does not become gloomy, but feels like green wood after cool air.

Cedar brings a clear dry wood edge. It joins moss to musk and holds vanilla in calm frame. Wood makes the scent more grown-up without covering fresh citrus or friendly flowers.

Cedar and musk give the close calm

Musk smooths the close. It settles over cedar and moss and brings clean closeness. 90° does not become too dry or soapy. Bergamot and ginger remain in memory above the base.

Anyone seeking heavy resins, dark oud or very sweet fruit will probably prefer another direction. 90° is for people who enjoy citrus, ginger, geranium and moss in clear aromatic, calm meeting.

90° is a good choice for someone who enjoys fresh spicy scents and would not want to give up a small vanilla note. Bergamot and ginger bring brightness, lily of the valley and geranium green flower, while cedar and musk give clear close.

90° ends with moss, cedar and musk beneath vanilla, geranium and memory of bergamot and ginger. It is for anyone who wants bright citrus freshness with aromatic spice, green flower and dry wood warmth.

Scent direction

Main accords: citrusy, floral, green and spicy

	Top notes ginger, citrus, bergamot
	Heart notes lily of the valley, geranium, vanilla
	Base notes Moos, cedar, musk

• Recommendation: For women and men
• Product type: concentrated alcohol-free perfume oil
• Bottle with roller and label
• Brand: Al Rehab

Alcohol-free perfume oil with no added alcohol – not diluted with alcohol. However, trace amounts of alcohol from the extraction of individual raw materials cannot be completely ruled out.