How Do You Sleep

How Do You Sleep by Proad is built for the person who wants a floral honey to feel like a structured walk through a bright morning market rather than a heavy evening indulgence. The opening hits with orange and bergamot, sharpened by cardamom and nutmeg, and the anise gives the citrus a cool, clean edge before the heart takes over. Honey and coffee arrive together, but the jasmine and peony keep the sweetness lifted, so the saffron and geranium add a dry, slightly herbal counterweight instead of letting the blend collapse into syrup. Rose and freesia soften the transition, and the whole heart feels like sunlight hitting a glass of iced tea on a clear day, with the spices humming underneath the flowers rather than dominating them.

The base continues that balance, where vanilla and marshmallow meet patchouli and sandalwood without turning cloying, and the amber and musk wrap the sweetness in a warm, slightly resinous blanket that suits a crisp jacket and open air. Tonka bean deepens the honey thread from the heart, so the drydown stays true to the opening's promise of clarity over excess. This is a fragrance for spring days when the air still carries a winter bite, because the citrus and spice feel alive in that contrast while the florals and vanilla keep it approachable. The composition argues that a gourmand can be fresh, and it makes that case through the coffee and honey sitting next to neroli and petitgrain rather than drowning them out, leaving a trail that smells like a garden waking up under a pale sky with a cup of spiced coffee nearby, the petals still dew

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