300 Km/h Boost
Fragrance notes
Character
300 Km/h Boost opens with a sharp mix of rosemary and two types of pepper. The pink pepper brings a bright, slightly fizzy sting, while the Sichuan variety adds a tingly, numbing heat that sits just behind the nose. Rosemary cuts through both with a green, almost medicinal clarity that prevents the spices from feeling heavy. This opening is brisk and direct, leaning fully into the aromatic side of the profile without any initial sweetness to soften the edges.
Blood orange enters next, offering a juicy, metallic citrus facet that pairs closely with the lavender. The lavender here is clean and soapy, bridging the gap between the herbal top and the deeper base. It does not drift into a powdery direction. Instead, the orange keeps the heart feeling wet and active, allowing the aromatic herbs to continue their presence rather than fading into the background as the middle section develops.
Patchouli and amber form the foundation, supported by a dry cedar wood. The patchouli carries an earthy, damp quality that grounds the citrus, while the amber provides a subtle, resinous warmth that never becomes sugary. Cedar adds a dry, pencil-shaving sharpness that maintains the fragrance's lean structure. The blend stays close to the skin, moving with the body rather than projecting outward, and the wear remains steady throughout the day without demanding attention.
The composition feels most at home in bright, sunlit air where the herbs can breathe alongside the orange. It suits a casual setting where a clean, soapy finish is preferred over a bold statement. The spices remain active near the wrist, the lavender lingers in the fabric, and the wood
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