Cleopatra
Fragrance notes
Character
Heavy spices and resinous woods belong in a room with low light and a cold wind at the glass. Cleopatra by Kesma is built for that exact atmosphere. The opening hits with bergamot and pepper, then cinnamon and cloves move in fast. Galbanum adds a sharp green edge that keeps the spices from feeling flat. This is not a bright morning scent. It is a fragrance that expects a coat and a quiet street outside.
The heart is a dense white floral weave. Tuberose and jasmine sit beside orange blossom and ylang-ylang, while narcissus and rose add weight. Honey and heliotrope bring a soft, powdery sweetness that lands close to the skin. Iris smooths the edges. The result is rich rather than fresh, and the cloves return here to tie the top to what follows.
The base is where the argument settles. Sandalwood and patchouli meet leather, tobacco, and oakmoss. Labdanum, resins, amber, and incense push the scent into deep, balsamic territory. Vetiver and wormwood add an earthy bite, and musk stays underneath. Together they create a warm, woody, and aromatic finish that feels complete.
Someone who wants a light, airy floral will find this overwhelming. Cleopatra suits a wearer who enjoys a bold, spicy oriental with real depth. The leather and amber close the composition.
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