Overdose
Fragrance notes
Character
A narrow street after rain, the pavement still dark and slick under a row of flickering bulbs. Someone leans against a brick wall near a closed cafe, wearing a coat that carries the bright, wet spray of orange peel just pulled from the fruit. The citrus is immediate and loud, cutting through the cool air before it gives way to a heavy white floral heart. Tuberose rises in thick waves, creamy and dominant, twisted with the dry heat of cinnamon and the damp earth of patchouli. It is a dense, physical presence that pulls the attention of anyone walking past, sitting somewhere between a fresh flower market and a heavy, resinous incense.
The base settles into a darker, more challenging profile as the woodsmoke from a nearby chimney mixes with the scent. Cumin adds a distinct, sweaty warmth that pushes the composition into animalic territory, while guaiac wood and cedar provide a dry, rugged foundation that keeps the florals from feeling too polished. It is a bold, unapologetic mix that feels entirely at home in the damp shadows of the city, clinging to wool and hair as the night deepens and the street grows quieter, the air thick with that specific blend of spice and
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