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Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon, bitter orange, and bergamot arrive with a bright, sunlit clarity that feels immediate and sharp. Bulgarian rose adds a soft petal edge to that opening, keeping the citrus from feeling stripped of character. Lavender enters soon after, carrying a clean, herbal weight that pairs with cumin and pepper to give the heart a dry, slightly pungent warmth. Ylang-ylang and lotus sit in the background, offering a gentle floral roundness that stops the spices from becoming too austere. The cumin here is noticeable, so anyone sensitive to its earthy, almost sweat-adjacent quality should be aware it plays a real role in the blend.
Myrrh and oakmoss anchor the later stages with a resinous, forest-floor depth, while sandalwood and birch add smooth wood and a faintly smoky dryness. Musk ties those heavier elements to the skin so the scent stays near the body rather than expanding outward across a space. The blend remains present for an extended period once applied, gradually shifting from citrus and spice to something more rooted in resin and wood. It suits cooler days when you want a fragrance that feels textured and slightly unconventional. Those who enjoy aromatic herbs layered over deep, mossy bases will find it satisfying, especially during autumn evenings.
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