N.60
Fragrance notes
N.60 does not hide its sharp edges. The cassis here carries a tart, almost sour bite that can feel thin when the air is dry, and the patchouli leans into a dry, earthy scratch rather than a smooth, polished wood. It is a composition that asks for patience as the elements find their place.
You are standing in a sunlit greenhouse where terracotta pots line the stone floor. Freesia and rose drift through the warm air, their petals brushing against the vanilla that clings to your sleeves. The greenery around you is dense and aromatic, with soft spicy threads weaving through the leaves. Patchouli rises from the damp soil underfoot, grounding the bright fruit and the heavy flowers so the air feels layered and alive.
Cassis brightens the corner near the glass panes, its fruity sharpness cutting through the heavier notes as you reach out to brush a leaf, feeling the cool air mix with the scent on your skin, the vanilla and rose lingering close while the earthy depth continues to unfold
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