Polyamory
Fragrance notes
Character
Polyamory opens with a bright mix of citrus and fruit. Lemon, mandarin orange, bergamot, apple, and pineapple create a juicy and energetic start. Cypress and lavender add a clean, aromatic edge that keeps the sweetness from becoming heavy. The fruit feels fresh rather than candied, and the herbs give the top a crisp finish. As the fragrance moves forward, palisander rosewood and elemi introduce a dry, resinous texture. Cardamom and nutmeg bring a warm spicy layer that sits comfortably next to the soft floral presence of rose and jasmine. The heart feels balanced between wood and spice, with the flowers adding a gentle softness that never dominates the stage.
The base is rich and layered. Patchouli and cedar provide a firm woody foundation, while moss and labdanum add a green and balsamic depth. Musk and amber create a smooth, musky warmth that carries the sweeter elements of tonka bean, vanilla, and maltol. The result is a sweet, powdery, and amber-heavy drydown that stays close to the skin in character. It suits a walk through a garden after rain, a sunny afternoon on a terrace, or a mild evening with the windows open. The blend feels modern and approachable, with enough spice and wood to keep the gourmand side from overwhelming the aromatic and citrus notes that started the experience
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