Burro di Jophiel
Fragrance notes
Character
You want a gourmand that feels like a bright morning in a sunlit kitchen. Burro di Jophiel opens with a tart snap of lemon and bergamot, softened immediately by the juicy flesh of apricot and the honeyed air of black locust. It smells like fresh pastries cooling on a marble counter while the sun hits the windowsill.
The heart embraces a rich, lactonic butter note that melts into sugared raspberry and strawberry. Powdery iris and violet sit atop this fruity cream, giving the blend a vintage makeup bag charm that feels nostalgic rather than modern. Heliotrope adds a marzipan depth that makes the air feel thick with confectionery sweetness.
Beneath the sugar, sandalwood and vetiver provide a clean, woody anchor, while vanilla and benzoin keep the gourmand theme going. Labdanum and tolu balsam add a resinous weight, but the ambrette and musk ensure the base remains soft and skin-like rather than aggressive.
This is a fragrance for those who adore edible scents that evoke comfort and playfulness. It captures a specific, happy moment perfectly. The limitation is that the sugar and butter accord can become overwhelmingly cloying if your palate prefers dry, green, or mineral compositions.
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