Addiction
Fragrance notes
Character
Addiction opens with iris and peach brightened by bergamot. The peach reads soft and plush rather than juicy, and the iris gives it a fine, dry powder that keeps the fruit from feeling sticky. Bergamot lifts the top just enough to keep the entrance airy, so the first minutes stay light on the skin while the scent already settles into a steady presence that does not vanish after a short walk outside.
Tuberose and Egyptian jasmine form a dense white floral heart, but the suede note pulls them toward a textured, faintly animalic warmth. The flowers are rich and slightly indolic, yet the leather keeps them grounded so the blend feels composed rather than overwhelming. Vanilla and amber in the base add a sweet, resinous weight that lingers through the day, while musk smooths the edges and helps the whole structure cling to fabric and skin with quiet endurance.
This is a fragrance built for bright morning light and an active day, when its powdery white floral character can breathe in the open air. The suede and amber give it a polished, slightly dressed-up feel that works as easily in a meeting as it does on a sunlit street. Tuberose dominates the longer it wears, growing creamier and more intimate the longer it stays close to the body, wrapping the wearer in a soft, persistent layer of scent that keeps unfolding
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