Night
Fragrance notes
Night is for the person who wants to walk into a room and be felt before they are seen. This unisex scent from Lost Tribe carries a heavy, resinous weight that feels suited to late hours and cooler weather. It does not try to be a bright daytime companion. Instead, it wraps the wearer in a dense, amber-rich cloud that feels both ancient and modern. The initial spray brings a bright, slightly medicinal lift from juniper and turmeric, softened immediately by the powdery yellow touch of mimosa and the salty air of ambergris.
As the fragrance settles, the heart reveals a complex tobacco leaf wrapped around carnation and two distinct roses. The floralcy here is dark and spicy rather than pretty, with the clean, forest-like sharpness of hinoki wood and pine tree cutting through the sweetness. Frangipani adds a creamy, tropical depth that keeps the tobacco from becoming too dry or harsh. It is a bold composition that feels textured and layered, moving between aromatic freshness and a deep, warm spice that sits close to the skin.
The foundation is a serious blend of oud and myrrh, supported by the earthy dampness of hay and the smooth comfort of sandalwood. Labdanum and cedarmoss provide a sticky, green-resin quality, while maltol pushes the sweetness into a gourmand space without becoming a dessert. Natural musk lingers in the background, giving the entire structure a primal edge. This is a fragrance defined by its amber and woody accords, leaving a final impression of deep, smoky cedar.
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