All Black
Fragrance notes
Character
Cinnamon leaf and black pepper open with a brisk, resinous sting that feels more like a spark than a greeting. The spices do not sit on top for long before the heart pulls them into a warm, dry current of tobacco and incense. Rosemary adds a faint herbal edge that keeps the blend from turning heavy too soon, while elemi brings a clear, lemony resin that lifts the smoke gathering underneath.
The base is where the composition darkens. Smoke and guaiac wood meet castoreum and leather in a dense, animalic fold that feels deliberate and unapologetic. Ebony wood and cypriol deepen the shadow, and a touch of ambergris rounds the edges without softening the overall shape. It is a sweet, woody, and smoky profile that stays close to the skin in texture even as the notes themselves feel bold.
Composed by Amélie Bourgeois, this is a fragrance for someone who wants a scent that feels like a thick wool coat and a quiet street after rain. It suits cooler days when the air has a bite and the light stays low. Those who prefer clean citrus or airy florals will find this blend too dense and too willing to occupy the room with its leather and tobacco weight.
The scent settles like the scent of a bonfire built inside an old wooden barn.
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