Immortal Shade
Fragrance notes
Character
Myrrh and clary sage open Immortal Shade with a resinous, herbal weight that feels substantial from the first spray. Rum adds a warm, fermented sweetness beside bright bergamot, though the citrus stays in the background. Orris brings a soft, powdery texture to the heart, where black tea lends a dry, slightly bitter edge. Vetiver adds earthiness, and immortelle contributes a rich, honeyed tone that deepens the aromatic accord. Birch and tobacco in the base introduce a dark, smoky character that feels natural rather than synthetic. Madagascar vanilla and amber provide a sweet, resinous foundation that supports the woody cedar. The scent carries well through a room without overwhelming it, and the composition stays present on the skin for an extended period.
This fragrance suits cooler evenings when the air feels crisp and the light has faded. It works for someone who enjoys resinous, tobacco-heavy scents with a sweet, powdery finish. Those who prefer fresh, aquatic, or light citrus compositions will find it too heavy. The blend feels more suited to a niche shelf than a mainstream counter, with a distinct personality built around dark, warm materials. It is composed by Maïa Lernout and launched in 2024. The overall impression is one of standing near a wooden table where a glass of dark rum rests beside a lit bundle of dried herbs and resin.
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