Balaurul Cu Șapte Capete
Fragrance notes
Character
Pink pepper arrives first, bright and slightly biting against the tart quince. Grapefruit adds a clean citrus edge that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. The florals move in quickly. Rose carries the heart, softened by lily-of-the-valley and a smooth jasmine that never turns sharp. It feels composed rather than crowded, each flower given space to breathe.
Sandalwood and ambergris give the base a warm, resinous weight. Oud appears in the background, earthy and dry, while vanilla and musk wrap the sharper edges into something rounded. Patchouli anchors the blend with a dark, slightly powdery finish. The overall impression is sweet but not sugary, spicy but not hot, woody without leaning too dry.
A scarf thrown over a coat collar in the cool air suits this scent perfectly. It fits a quiet street at dusk, streetlights just starting to glow, or a room lit only by a lamp in the corner. The person who wears it enjoys a fragrance that feels both ornate and calm, layered like a heavy fabric. Those who want something sheer or beachy will find it too much. The rose lingers in the mind like a memory of a garden just before the first frost
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