Tall Tales
Fragrance notes
Character
Tall Tales is for the person who likes a fragrance that feels lived in before the first spray. It suits a night when the room is dim and the conversation has slowed. The wearer is comfortable with a scent that does not try to be clean or bright.
Violet and powdery accords give the blend a soft, slightly dusty texture. Chocolate and vanilla add a heavy sweetness that stays close to the skin. Tobacco and amber bring a warm, dark foundation that feels rich rather than sharp.
Clary sage and coriander provide an aromatic lift that cuts through the heavier elements. Coffee adds a bitter edge that keeps the sweetness from becoming flat. Suede lends a material quality that makes the scent feel tactile and grounded.
The overall impression is floral and spicy with a strong oriental vanilla character. Michael Loring Probst composed a fragrance that feels cohesive and deliberate. The final impression is a mix of violet and chocolate.
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