Fig and Blackcurrant
Fragrance notes
Character
Fig and Blackcurrant opens with a bright, sap-heavy snap. The galbanum cuts through the fruit immediately, giving the fig a crisp, stem-like edge. Tangerine adds a quick flash of juice before the leaves take over. It smells like walking past a garden where the fruit is still attached to the branch.
The heart deepens the shade. Black currant here is dark and slightly tart, softened by the creamy weight of ylang-ylang. Dried fruits lend a concentrated, almost raisin-like density that pulls the scent away from freshness and toward something preserved. It feels rich rather than refreshing once the initial green spray settles.
Myrrh and honey wrap the base in a warm, resinous blanket. Tolu balsam and tonka bean push the sweetness into an amber direction, while guaiac wood keeps the floor steady. The combination reads as cozy and slightly antique, like a room filled with wooden furniture and old books.
A person who enjoys a scent that feels like pulling a thick sweater over a linen shirt will find a home here. It fits a cool morning when the air is sharp but the sun is out, or an evening walk through wet streets when the heat of the day has just left the pavement.
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