Bornean Tompinai
Fragrance notes
Character
Pink pepper and pineapple meet in a sharp, tangy burst that feels bright and slightly biting. The fruit is loud here, not sugary, with black currant adding a dark edge to the citrus. Smoke rises through the heart, curling around the jasmine without letting the flower take over. Birch in the base brings a dry, leathery texture that grounds the opening fruit.
The accord reads as woody and aromatic first, then smoky and leathery once the initial citrus steps back. It feels more rugged than polished, with oakmoss lending a faint earthiness to the cedar and musk. The sweetness stays present but stays in the background, never turning the blend cloying. Soft spicy and fresh spicy touches keep the profile lively rather than heavy.
This suits someone who likes smoky woods with a fruity lift and does not mind a rough edge. It works best in cooler weather and fits evening wear more than a hot afternoon. The leather and musky tones give it a masculine lean, though the jasmine keeps it from feeling one-dimensional. The final impression is a smoky, woody accord.
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