Plum Noir
Fragrance notes
Character
Plum hits first, bright and a little sharp with pink pepper and lemon nipping at the edges. It is not a candy fruit. The opening feels like walking past a market stall where the fruit is just beginning to bruise. Turkish rose enters soon after, soft but not powdery, wrapped around a bitter dark chocolate that keeps the sugar in check. Cinnamon adds a dry heat that sits close to the skin rather than floating above it.
You wear this when the air has a bite and the sky stays low. A wool coat, a scarf, the kind of morning that makes you pull your collar up before the streetlights go out. It suits someone who likes a fragrance with weight but does not want to smell like a campfire. If you usually reach for clean citrus or pale florals, this will feel too dense and too warm for your daily rotation.
The base gathers tobacco, patchouli leaf, and labdanum into a resinous cloud that smells like the inside of a wooden jewelry box that has held cloves for years.
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