Black Heroin
Fragrance notes
Character
Richard's Black Heroin opens with a sharp citrus flash that feels like walking into a lit room after standing in the dark. Lemon, lime, and bergamot arrive bright and quick, then step aside without lingering. The entrance is brief, but the impression stays crisp enough to keep the heavier elements from feeling flat.
Patchouli and violet take over with a powdery weight that settles close to the skin and moves with you through a night out rather than announcing itself across the space. Rose and orchid soften the edges, while musk and amber build a warm, slightly spicy base that holds the blend together for a good while. The composition feels deliberate, though the citrus vanishes faster than the rest.
The musk and amber keep the drydown smooth and steady, letting the powdery floral heart breathe without rushing. It suits someone who wants a night scent that stays near the body and does not overwhelm the room. The patchouli adds depth without turning heavy, and the rose keeps it elegant. It is a musky, amber finish.
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