Oud Berry
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and damask rose introduce the fragrance with a bright, slightly tart opening. The citrus is quick to step aside. Black currant and raspberry bring a juicy, stained quality to the heart. Dried plum adds a darker, wrinkled fruit tone. Tuberose and jasmine sit heavy among the petals. Geranium offers a green, stem-like edge that cuts through the sugar. The rose here is saturated and dense rather than airy.
The base is where the composition settles into its true shape. Oud arrives with a resinous, woody weight. Patchouli and labdanum deepen the earthiness. Vanilla and sandalwood smooth the edges with a creamy warmth. Saffron adds a metallic, golden heat. Black musk wraps the blend in a soft, powdery haze. Castoreum, civet, and hyrax introduce an unmistakable animalic growl.
The overall mood feels suited to a dimly lit room with velvet curtains and low music. The musky and animalic accords create a skin-like intimacy that feels deliberate. It suits someone who enjoys heavy florals anchored by dirty, complex woods. The fruit never reads as playful here. It is dark, ripe, and pressed into the resin. The scent feels thick, textured, and slightly untamed as the ingredients continue to intertwine
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