Amberiya
Fragrance notes
Amberiya fits the person who walks into a room and changes the temperature without raising a voice. It is a scent for cool evenings when the air bites a little and a coat is pulled tight. The wearer is comfortable with something heavy and golden, someone who does not mind leaving a warm trail behind them as they move through a crowd.
The opening is thick with labdanum and honey, joined by the dry, herbal sting of immortelle. Cinnamon leaf and patchouli take over the center, supported by the dark, earthy pull of cypriol and the clean line of cedar. It feels dense and resinous rather than airy, with a sweetness that stays grounded in amber and vanilla. White musk softens the edges so the blend does not become too heavy.
Raydan has built a fragrance that feels like standing near a fireplace with a glass of mulled wine in hand. It is for the person who enjoys traditional oriental woods and wants a scent that feels rich and enveloping. Wear it when the calendar turns to the coldest months of the year and a lighter, citrus-based perfume no longer feels right for the weather outside.
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