Notturno
Fragrance notes
Character
Notturno is built for the person who wants a citrus opening to behave like a velvet curtain rather than a wake-up call. Lemon leads the first impression, but the cinnamon and pink pepper immediately pull it toward something heavier and more deliberate. This is not a bright morning scent that disappears into the air. The spice gives the fruit a warm, resinous edge that feels intentional and composed. Orange blossom and rose arrive in the heart, yet they do not lighten the blend. Myrrh anchors those florals so the composition stays grounded and serious. The opening promises energy, but the heart delivers a dense, golden warmth that moves in one clear direction.
That direction points straight to the base. Oud and amber take over with a dark, slightly medicinal woodiness that vanilla softens without making sweet. The accord list calls this vanilla and sweet, but the oud keeps those qualities from becoming playful. It smells like a room filled with polished wood, resin, and heated stone. The cinnamon lingers through the drydown, tying the bright start to the heavy finish. Como Lake has created a unisex fragrance that leans fully into its oriental florals and warm spices, leaving the fresh citrus behind as a memory rather than the main event.
Celso Fadelli composed a scent that belongs in a dimly lit courtyard where stone walls hold the day’s heat and conversation happens in low voices. The vanilla and amber glow against the oud like lantern light on dark surfaces. Wear it when the evening asks for something substantial and resinous, and when a simple citrus no longer feels like enough. It is for the wearer who enjoys a fragrance that opens with energy and then settles into a deep, unapologetic richness.
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
