Fire
Fragrance notes
Character
Bitter orange and ginger strike first, bright and sharp over a ribbon of cinnamon and red cedar. The opening feels lively and a little brisk, more citrus than heat, with the cedar giving the citrus a clean, dry edge. Geranium and neroli step in soon after, adding a green, slightly soapy lift that keeps the cinnamon from feeling heavy too soon. Red currant brings a tart glint that cuts through the spice, so the early wear stays alert rather than warm.
The drydown is where the fragrance settles into its true character. Moroccan rose unfolds slowly, plush and slightly peppery, while red pepper adds a quiet bite that keeps the flowers from turning soft. Cashmere wood wraps the base in a smooth, rounded grain that feels close and comforting. The overall mood is spicy and aromatic with a clear rose heart, suited to a cold night when the air is sharp and a heavy coat is needed. It fits someone who likes spice and rose together and wants a scent that feels warm against bare skin in low light.
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