Flamenco
Fragrance notes
Character
Flamenco opens with raspberry and saffron threaded through labdanum and geranium. The fruit is present but quickly pulled toward resin, so the entrance feels more spiced than sweet. Geranium adds a green edge that keeps the raspberry from leaning fully into candy, while saffron brings a warm, slightly metallic heat that pushes the early minutes toward the oriental side of the profile.
The heart builds rose and amber alongside lily-of-the-valley and gardenia. Rose and amber dominate, with the white florals softening the density rather than reading as bright. As the fragrance moves deeper, oud and ambergris take over, supported by benzoin, leather, and sandalwood. The oud is dense and woody, the ambergris adds an animalic saltiness, and the leather brings a dry, slightly smoky texture. Benzoin and sandalwood round the base with balsamic warmth that feels heavy and close. This is a fragrance for a narrow street at night when the air is cold and the windows are fogged from the heat inside.
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