Pace
Fragrance notes
Character
Pace opens with a sharp bite of grapefruit and black pepper that cuts through the air immediately. The citrus is bright and acidic rather than sweet, while the pepper adds a dry, pungent heat that keeps the fruit from feeling playful. Apple sits in the background, lending a subtle roundness to the top without turning the fragrance into something juicy or candied.
Cinnamon and carnation take over the middle, creating a warm, slightly clove-like spiciness that feels dry and textured. The white flowers soften this heat with a clean, slightly soapy floral touch, but they never dominate. Instead of a lush bouquet, the heart reads as a crisp, spicy floral blend where the carnation provides a peppery snap that mirrors the opening pepper.
Copaiba balm anchors the blend with a resinous, woody depth that feels smooth and slightly creamy. It ties the citrus and spice together, allowing the fragrance to settle into a balsamic woodiness that stays close to its spicy roots. The overall character is fresh, green, and firmly spicy, with the copaiba balm and cinnamon leaving a lasting impression of warm, woody resin.
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