379 Benjoim Cumaru
Fragrance notes
Character
Priprioca leads with a damp, rooty earthiness that feels pulled from rainforest soil after rain. Pink pepper adds a lively spark that keeps the opening from feeling too heavy. Capitiú brings a gentle fruitiness that softens the sharper edges without turning sweet too early. Rose sits quietly in the heart, more like a faded petal pressed into wood than a fresh bouquet.
Copahu balm and breu-branco give the base a thick, resinous texture that clings to fabric and skin with ease. Vanilla and benzoin lean into a golden warmth, while guaiac wood and sandalwood ground the blend with dry, polished grain. Patchouli and vetiver add a dark, slightly bitter depth that keeps the sweetness from overwhelming the senses.
Moss and musk wrap the finish in a cool shadow that suits a courtyard lit by string lights or a quiet street under a heavy coat. It fits someone who enjoys resinous woods and does not mind a fragrance that asks for attention in close quarters. Wear it when the air is crisp and the evening stretches ahead.
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