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Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot and coriander open with a bright, slightly peppery lift that cuts through the heavy air of a dim lounge. The citrus is brief, giving way to a heart of chocolate and tonka bean that feels dense and rounded. This is not a light dusting of cocoa but a thick, gourmand warmth that settles close to the skin. The opening spices keep the sweetness from becoming flat, adding a dry edge that makes the chocolate smell more like a dark bar than a sugary treat.
Amber and patchouli form the foundation, supported by a steady cedar backbone. The result is a woody, warm spicy profile that feels intimate and slightly resinous. It carries a powdery softness that rounds off the sharper edges of the coriander, creating a smooth transition from the bright top to the heavy base. The vanilla accord weaves through the darker notes, giving the entire composition a creamy texture that feels rich without becoming cloying.
Composed by Chris Maurice and Céline Herbette, this scent fits a night spent in low light and close conversation. It suits someone who enjoys a fragrance that feels like a second skin, heavy on amber and sweet resin. The chocolate and citrus accords play against the woody base, leaving a final impression of tonka bean.
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