Moth To Flame
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the courtyard wall and the air feels sharp. Bitter orange and bergamot arrive first, bright and clear, with petitgrain adding a clean, leafy edge that keeps the citrus from feeling heavy. The scene stays open and upright. Oud enters soon after, not thick or cloaked in shadow but dry and straight, supported by guaiac wood and a leather note that reads like a well-kept jacket rather than a worn workshop. Malaysian oud anchors the base with a deep, resinous weight that never smothers the top. The blend stays aromatic and composed, moving between citrus lift and woody depth without losing its posture.
You stand near a stone table where the light catches the edge of a leather notebook and the zest of an orange rests on a plate nearby. The fragrance sits in that space, crisp and assured, letting the wood and leather speak alongside the fruit without leaning too far in any direction. It feels made for someone who likes structure and clarity in what they wear, who prefers a scent that stays present without turning loud. The air holds the mix of bitter orange, guaiac wood, and oud as the courtyard remains still and bright.
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