Haunted Souls
Fragrance notes
Character
Haunted Souls belongs on someone who wants a white floral that does not behave like a bridal bouquet. The opening pairs coconut blossom and bergamot with saffron, and that metallic edge keeps the fruit from turning sunny. It is a fragrance for evenings when the air feels cool and the streetlights reflect off wet pavement, not for bright mornings or open windows.
Tuberose and jasmine take over quickly, lush and animalic, but the base pulls them into shadow. Leather and myrrh arrive early enough to remind you that this is not a clean composition. Patchouli grounds the flowers so they sit close to the skin rather than announcing themselves across a space.
The blend stays present for a reasonable span without demanding attention from everyone in the room. Coconut blossom and saffron keep the florals from feeling heavy, while the leather ensures the scent never becomes a simple floral spray. It suits wearers who enjoy white flowers but want something with an amber and metallic bite beneath them.
Those who expect a soft coconut or a gentle jasmine will find the myrrh and leather too dry for their taste. The composition asks for someone comfortable with a warm spicy character that lingers near the collar, a scent that follows you through a night out rather than filling the entire
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