Path in the Woods
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening pairs rose with black currant. The fruit gives the flower a cool, slightly tart edge that keeps the petals from feeling heavy. Narcissus arrives with a distinct green snap. It carries a faintly bitter, stemmy quality that cuts through the softness of jasmine. Cyclamen adds a watery, crisp lift that makes the air feel clearer.
Benzoin brings a warm, resinous sweetness that settles close to the skin. Patchouli anchors the blend with an earthy depth, while ambergris contributes a salty, animalic warmth that feels alive. The overall impression is balsamic and aromatic, moving between bright freshness and a deep, golden resin. It suits a quiet walk beneath bare branches where the air is crisp and the light is pale.
The scent feels natural rather than polished, with a wildness that appeals to those who enjoy complex florals. It is not for anyone seeking a clean, soapy finish, as the base grows dark and slightly musky. The jasmine and narcissus eventually give way to the rich, amber glow of the resin and the damp soil of the patchouli.
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