Ninth Wave
Fragrance notes
Character
Ninth Wave brings sandalwood and Virginia cedar together with the sharp bite of black pepper and nutmeg. Bergamot cuts through the heavier woods, while rose geranium adds a soft, green floral layer. Atlas cedar and cypriol give the blend a dry, resinous foundation that feels grounded and firm. Chinese oud and castoreum sit deep in the mix, creating a leathery, animalic edge that avoids becoming harsh. Oakmoss pulls the entire composition toward a damp, forest floor feeling.
There is a smoky trace that lingers around the citrus and spice, making the air feel thick and textured. The powdery facet soften the sharper edges of the pepper and the cedar varieties. It feels like a scent meant for a cool evening walk through damp woods, where the air is crisp and the ground is covered in wet leaves. The combination of warm spice and earthy moss creates a contemplative mood.
This fragrance suits someone who enjoys the smell of damp earth and aged wood over bright, sugary sweets. It is for the person who finds comfort in a heavy coat and the quiet of a dark path. The wearer stands near a stone wall, hands in their pockets, watching mist roll over a dark lake.
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