Lunar
Fragrance notes
Character
Lunar is for the person who treats perfume as a deliberate choice rather than a casual habit. It suits evenings when the air feels cool and the room is filled with wood smoke and low conversation. Someone who wants a scent that feels substantial rather than decorative will find a clear argument here. The composition carries weight from the first spray and does not fade into the background when the night stretches on.
Cassis and bergamot lead with a bright, slightly tart opening that the sharp bite of ginger and the dry edge of birch quickly steer toward something darker. Ylang-ylang adds a soft, creamy floral touch before the heart reveals copahu balm and cinnamon wrapped around Egyptian jasmine, tuberose, and rose. The spices give the flowers a warm, resinous context instead of a fresh, dewy one.
Patchouli and vetiver anchor the blend with an earthy depth, while sandalwood and amber lend a smooth, golden texture. Vanilla and incense round out the base so the scent remains present on the skin through long hours and leaves a clear trace in the air around the wearer. It is a bold presence that does not require a loud hand to apply.
The argument rests on its balsamic warmth and white floral heart. Lunar is defined by that union of resinous spice and creamy tuberose.
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