EPERDU
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits a terrace table where a glass of red wine sits next to a plate of citrus segments. The air carries a bright squeeze of lemon and grapefruit that feels immediate and unpolished. Pink pepper adds a gentle bite to the fruit, and the wine note brings a soft, dark fruit roundness that keeps the opening from feeling sharp. The scene stays close to the glass and the air around it, with no rush to move elsewhere.
Wood begins to rise from the background as cabreuva and sandalwood settle near the skin. Benzoin lays a sweet resinous layer over the patchouli, while vetiver keeps the base dry and grounded. The floral accord floats lightly through the woods, never forming a clear shape, just a soft haze that sits between the citrus and the heavier notes. Everything feels natural and a bit raw, like materials placed together without much smoothing.
The terrace stays warm while the scent keeps shifting between fruit, wine, and resinous wood, each note taking a turn without asking permission from the others, the air still holding the lemon and the pepper as the sandalwood deepens and the benzoin glows against the vetiver
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