Feeling Goud
Fragrance notes
Character
Feeling Goud opens with a rough edge that some will find off-putting. The cumin and cigarette notes in the base are loud, giving the blend a dirty, animalic streak that never fully settles down. It is not a clean scent, and it makes no attempt to be polite. The violet and iris in the top layer try to offer a powdery softness, but they are quickly overtaken by the heavy heart of bitter chocolate and dark coffee. Whiskey and rose sit together in the opening, creating a boozy floral lift that feels disjointed before the darker materials arrive.
The leather here is thick and paired with mahogany and precious woods, evoking a dimly lit room with worn furniture and spilled drinks. It feels like standing near a bonfire where the smoke has mixed with expensive tobacco and resinous oud. The sweetness from the chocolate and liquor is heavy, weighing down the air around the wearer. Cumin adds a sweaty heat that pushes the fragrance further into challenging territory. It is a composition built for a cold night walk through wet streets, where the air is sharp and the darkness feels
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