Kerameus
Fragrance notes
Kerameus suits someone who wants a fragrance that feels grounded and quiet. It works well for cooler days when a heavier scent feels appropriate. The wearer who chooses this likely prefers compositions that stay close to the skin and avoid bright, cheerful tones. It is a deliberate choice for a person who enjoys smelling distinct rather than pleasant in a conventional way.
The opening presents dust and clay immediately. These notes create a dry, mineral quality that feels very still. The heart introduces narcissus, charred wood, leather, vetiver, and resins. The yellow floral facet of the narcissus sits against the dark, smoky texture of the burnt wood and the dry roughness of the vetiver. Leather adds a firm, sturdy character to this middle stage. The resins provide a mild stickiness that holds the green and smoky elements together.
As it settles, the base notes of musk, charred wood, guaiac wood, stone, ash, resins, and cashmeran take over. The musk and cashmeran soften the sharper edges of the ash and stone, while the guaiac wood reinforces the woody accords. The overall profile remains green, yellow floral, musky, smoky, and powdery. The scent concludes on a dry, mineral note of stone.
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