Sabotage
Fragrance notes
Character
Citron opens the composition with a bright, yellow sharpness that feels like walking past a tree in full bloom. Magnolia follows closely, its petals lending a creamy texture that softens the initial citrus bite. The butter note is present from the first moment, giving the top layer a rich, almost spreadable density that is unusual for a floral start.
Champaca sits at the center with a heavy, golden floral weight that leans into the exotic fruits. These fruits provide a juicy, pulpy character that avoids the sharp acidity of the opening. Vanilla wraps around the flowers, not as a sharp sugar but as a warm, rounded blanket that makes the heart feel substantial and thick.
Musk forms a clean, soft landing at the base. It does not fight the sweetness above it but allows the powdery accord to settle comfortably against the skin. The fragrance feels appropriate for a morning where the air is cool but the sun is visible, or a bright afternoon indoors near a window when the light hits the floor.
Composed by Eugene Firsanov, this release suits someone who enjoys a gourmand floral that does not hide its richness. The butter and vanilla create a cozy atmosphere that fits a wardrobe meant for cooler days. It is a floral fragrance with a distinct vanilla presence.
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