Ghost
Fragrance notes
Character
Ghost opens with a sharp, slightly medicinal edge from the artemisia and cypress that can feel thin before the fruit arrives. The raspberry is present but lean, and the bergamot adds a brisk citrus lift that keeps the entrance bright rather than lush. Some wearers will find the first few minutes too dry and herbal, with the green notes pushing harder than the sweetness. It takes patience for the heart to settle into its real character.
Once the rose and saffron warm the center, the fragrance gains a soft, spicy glow that carries through the drydown. Geranium and jasmine keep the floral side fresh, while nutmeg adds a gentle heat that suits bright daylight and open air. The base is a smooth mix of amberwood, cedar, sandalwood, tonka bean, vanilla, musk, and leather, with the woods and amber leading and the leather staying in the background. It feels polished and modern, leaning aromatic and powdery rather than heavy. The vanilla rounds the edges without turning sugary, and the musk gives a clean finish that works close to the skin. A tall glass of iced tea on a sunlit patio.
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