XV The Devil
Fragrance notes
Character
Red currant and black currant open with a sharp, tart bite that feels like juice on the fingers. Violet sits quietly behind them, lending a powdery softness that keeps the fruit from feeling loud. Pomegranate and cherry arrive quickly, adding a darker, jammy depth that pulls the scent away from simple candy. Plum and fig round out the heart with a thick, syrupy weight, while raspberry flickers in and out with a bright, fleeting spark. Sandalwood grounds the blend with a creamy, polished woodiness that never turns heavy. Musk lingers underneath, holding the fruit close to the skin so the entire composition stays personal and near.
This is a scent for bright morning light hitting a kitchen table. The sour accord cuts through the sweetness, making it feel awake rather than sleepy. It suits someone who enjoys fruit but dislikes anything that shouts across a room. Those who want a trail that announces them from a distance should look elsewhere, as the whole blend stays intimate from the first spray. The fig and plum give it a lush, almost velvet texture that feels expensive rather than playful. Raspberry and currant keep the mood lively. Sweetness and powder wrap around the woody base. Cherry.
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