No. IV
Fragrance notes
Character
A velvet curtain hangs heavy in a dim lounge where glasses catch the low glow of a single chandelier. No. IV by OsmoGenes Perfumes sits in the air like a poured drink. Raspberry and cherry arrive first, bright and slightly tart, while a dusting of nutmeg adds a gentle heat that keeps the fruit from feeling juvenile. The opening is brief and vivid, a quick flash of color before the room settles.
The heart deepens the mood as liquor and bourbon vanilla wrap around mimosa. The mimosa brings a soft, yellow floral touch that reads more like powdered sunlight than fresh petals. Vanilla here is rich and dark, leaning into the boozy accord rather than floating above it. Nutmeg lingers from the top, now softened by the sweetness surrounding it. The scent feels indulgent and close, a composition that prefers warmth over sharpness and comfort over drama.
Tonka bean and heliotrope lead the base, joined by sandalwood, amber, and benzoin. The benzoin adds a resinous weight that makes the vanilla feel grounded and almost architectural. Heliotrope smooths the edges until the entire profile reads as a seamless, powdery warmth. Sandalwood gives the blend a creamy texture that never turns dry. The final impression is a steady, amber-heavy sweetness where vanilla remains the clear center, surrounded by a woody, yellow floral haze.
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