OR/18
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening sting of blood orange and lemon is cut with sugar, not a fresh citrus but a candied one, almost syrupy. Star anise adds a licorice twist that blurs into the cannabis heart, a green, slightly roasted note that never goes full skunk. Night blooming jasmine creeps in with a waxy, tropical sweetness while myrrh gives it a medicinal, resinous edge. On skin, it settles into a vanilla and tonka bean base softened by driftwood, a slightly salty, splintered finish.
This is a thick, cozy fragrance that feels like a boozy dessert in a dark speakeasy, sticky and smoky at once. The sweetness is real, leaning toward gourmand but kept aromatic by the cannabis and anise. It skews more niche than mainstream because of that risky weed note, though the execution is surprisingly polite. Performance is the letdown, longevity sits around moderate and sillage is a quiet hum, you will need to reapply or overspray to get the attention this scent wants. The numbers confirm it, a 3.63 and 3.18 mean it stays close, which makes it a fine personal bubble scent for fall evenings or winter nights when you want something indulgent but not loud. Best for someone who likes their vanilla spiked with something illicit, skip it if you want projection or a clean, airy profile.
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