No. 55
Fragrance notes
Plum and black currant open this blend with a thick, jammy fruitiness that feels more dark than bright. Tea and gardenia sit just behind them, softening the edges so the fruit does not read as candy. As the scent settles, orange blossom and water jasmine bring a fresh white floral layer that lifts the opening without washing it out. The florals stay clean and slightly dewy, never turning powdery or stale. Patchouli and musk anchor everything in the base, giving the fruit and flowers a damp, earthy ground that keeps the profile from floating away. The result is a mix of sweet, fruity, white floral, and green tones held together by a musky, woody depth that feels deliberate rather than accidental.
The animalic accord is the part that will divide wearers. It adds a raw, slightly dirty edge that some will call character and others will call off-putting. On certain skin, that facet dominates and makes the plum feel heavier than it should. The scent leans bold and unconventional, so anyone looking for a safe, polite floral will likely find it too strange. It suits cooler days and evening wear, where the darker notes can breathe without feeling overwhelming. The trade-off is clear. The animalic streak is not a subtle accent here, and if that sharp, untamed quality bothers you, the rest of the composition will not be enough to win you over.
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