Flåme
Fragrance notes
Character
Is this the scent of standing beside a bonfire after the rain has stopped? Flåme surrounds you with smoke and coal that feel gritty rather than polished. Dried fallen leaves and mushroom bring an earthy dampness that recalls wet soil and decaying bark on the forest floor. Maple and toffee add a sticky, caramelized sweetness that clings to the sharper mineral and woody edges without turning the blend into a dessert. The aromatic facet keeps the air around you feeling crisp even while the heavier elements settle close to the skin.
The overall impression is mossy and dense, like walking through a dark grove where the trees block out the sky. It captures a moment of quiet outdoors when the air is cool and the ground is covered in debris. This fragrance suits someone who enjoys smelling the unwashed parts of nature rather than a clean laboratory version of them. People who want a bright citrus or a soft floral should look in a completely different direction.
Simon Constantine composed a scent that refuses to be tidy or neat. The mineral accord gives the smoke a stark, stony backdrop that prevents the sweeter notes from taking full control. It is a bold choice for a cold evening when you want to feel grounded and present. The fragrance leaves you with a lingering impression of woody and smoky accords.
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