Overdose
Fragrance notes
Character
Overdose opens with a sharp bite that some will find abrasive. The coriander and pink pepper hit hard, creating a spicy, almost medicinal edge that can feel aggressive against the skin. This initial roughness is a genuine hurdle for anyone expecting a soft, easy entry, and it demands patience before the fragrance settles into its true rhythm.
This scent is for the person who wants a white floral that refuses to be polite. The heart of orange blossom, honeysuckle, and jasmine is massive, but the base of sugar, caramel, and vanilla pushes it into a heavy, gourmand territory. It is a thick, golden syrup of a perfume that wraps around the wearer like a heavy coat in a city lit by streetlamps.
The inclusion of civet and labdanum gives this sweetness a dirty, animalic backbone. It prevents the sugar from becoming a simple candy scent, instead offering a musky, amber depth that feels vintage and slightly wild. It suits a personality that enjoys being noticed and does not mind a scent that occupies a room with a warm, powdery, and distinctly unclean warmth.
Regalien created a composition that thrives in the space between a flower shop and a confectionery, where the iris adds a powdery softness to the sticky vanilla and the neroli tries to cut through the richness. The result is a chaotic, beautiful mess that holds onto its spicy citrus top notes while the musk
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