Yasamin
Fragrance notes
Character
Jasmine sambac leads immediately, bright and slightly indolic, before the heart pulls the scent into something rounder. Tonka bean and vanilla arrive with a soft, edible warmth that feels polished rather than messy. Patchouli and Siam benzoin anchor everything with an earthy, balsamic depth that refuses to fade, so the white floral opening never floats away on its own. The blend stays close to the skin for only a moment before it expands, filling the space around you with a confident, amber-heavy trail that lingers on clothes and skin for an exceptionally long time. Composed by David Magalhães, this unisex release suits someone who enjoys floral sweetness but wants the weight and presence of a resinous wood. It can feel heavy to anyone who prefers airy citrus or clean musk, and the intensity demands a certain boldness from the wearer.
Wear it when the air turns cool and the evening stretches ahead, when a warm coat and a dimly lit street make a rich, spicy scent feel like the right choice. The jasmine keeps the composition from becoming too dark, offering a fresh lift that cuts through the dense vanilla and benzoin. Yasamin rewards patience because the drydown reveals more benzoin resin and patchouli earth with every hour, creating a scent that feels both expensive and grounded. It is a fragrance for nights that matter, for dinners that run late, for moments when you want to be noticed without raising your voice. The trail it leaves behind smells like polished wood in a room filled with burning candles.
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