Exotics
Fragrance notes
Exotics suits someone who enjoys a fragrance that feels dressed up before the first spray even dries. It fits a dinner where the table is set with dark linens and the air carries a trace of something indulgent. The person who reaches for this bottle likes a scent that makes an entrance and holds attention without asking for permission. It works best when the evening is planned and the outfit has already been chosen with care.
Black cherry and liquor open the composition with a sharp, syrupy bite that feels immediate and unapologetic. Bitter almond adds a thin, clean edge to the fruit so the opening does not collapse into simple sugar. Cherry returns in the heart alongside jasmine and Damask rose, giving the floral side a deep red color rather than a pale one. The base gathers tonka bean, vanilla, benzoin, sandalwood, cedar, vetiver, patchouli, cloves, and musk into a dense, warm spicy accord. The result is sweet, amber, woody, and alcohol-forward, with white floral touches that soften the heavier materials just enough.
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