100
Fragrance notes
Character
100 by ScentBar opens with a sharp, resinous bite that can feel abrasive to those who prefer smooth, rounded compositions. The juniper and cypress hit first with a cool, needle-like clarity, while the iris adds a dry, powdery edge that refuses to soften. This is not a gentle introduction. The transition into the heart turns darker and more medicinal, as incense and myrrh wrap around a damp, earthy patchouli. It creates a moody, almost ecclesiastical atmosphere that stays heavy on the skin.
The base reveals the true character of the scent. A thick layer of honey glazes the leather and amber, creating a sticky, golden warmth that contrasts with the crisp top notes. The ambergris and musk provide a salty, animalic depth that keeps the sweetness from becoming a simple sugar rush. It smells like an old library mixed with a hive, where the wood is dark and the air is thick with resin.
ScentBar and Viola Pompili have crafted something that leans into the balsamic and woody accords with serious intent. It feels niche and unapologetic, favoring a natural, slightly raw texture over polished mainstream appeal. The combination of honey and leather is potent, resulting in a profile that is both gourmand and deeply masculine without ever settling into a standard designer template.
Wear this when the weather turns cold and you want a scent that matches a heavy coat and a quiet street. It fits the person who enjoys the smell of church incense and wants their perfume to carry a hint of ancient, sticky resin.
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