24K Pure Black
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the white walls of a courtyard. There is a glass of cold water on a metal table. The air is dry and sharp. A handful of raspberries sits on a plate. The fruit is tart rather than sweet. The juice is bright and clean. The smell of the fruit mixes with the smell of dust on warm stone. It is a simple picture. The scent feels like that picture. It opens with a clear, citrus edge. The lemon is there. The petitgrain is there. They smell green and bitter. They smell like leaves. They do not smell like a kitchen. They smell like the outside of the fruit. The raspberry note pulls the citrus away from the sharp side. It adds a soft, red colour to the start. It keeps the opening from feeling thin. It gives the top notes some weight.
The middle of the scent moves toward the flowers. The rose is not heavy. It does not smell like a shop. It smells like the stem. It smells like the water in the vase. The lily-of-the-valley sits next to it. It is a cool, pale smell. The coriander adds a dry, rubbed green smell to the middle. It stops the flowers from feeling soft. It keeps the middle dry. The juniper adds a prickly, gin-like edge. It makes the heart feel cold. The spices in the heart are not hot. They are dry and fresh. They feel like crushed leaves. They feel like a walk through a garden where the sun is strong but the air is cool. The floral part of the scent is quiet. It does not shout. It stays in the background. It supports the green and the spice.
The base brings the wood and the sugar. The cedar is dry. It smells like a pencil. It smells like a clean, wooden floor. It is a very dry wood. It does not smell like a forest. It smells like a planed board. The vanilla tries to sweeten the dry wood. The vanilla here is not a food smell. It is a powdery, soft smell. It feels like a soft blanket over the hard wood. The vanilla and the cedar together make the scent feel smooth. They make the end feel warm. The green and the citrus from the start are gone now. The end is simple. It is wood and a soft, powdery sweetness. The change from the sharp, green start to the soft, woody end is a long walk. The scent changes a lot from the first spray to the end.
This is a scent for the daytime. It fits a bright room. It fits a clean space. It fits a warm, dry day. The mix of the green, the dry wood, and the soft vanilla makes it feel modern. It is not a dark or a heavy scent. It is a light scent. It is a clear scent. The smell of the cedar and the vanilla stays on the skin. The vanilla note is the last thing to fade. It leaves a soft, sweet, powdery mark. The wood remains under the sugar. The green note is the soul of the scent. It keeps the vanilla from feeling too soft. It keeps the scent feeling fresh. It is a clean, green, woody smell. It is a scent for people who like a sharp start and a soft end. It is a clear, bright scent. It is a warm, woody scent. The vanilla is the final word.
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