Since
Fragrance notes
Natural Teller builds Since around a clash that should not work. Leather and rose sit beside oakmoss, musk, soil tincture, and paper, and the combination feels like a book left in a damp forest. The leather is dry and scuffed rather than polished. Rose adds a soft floral layer that never turns sweet. Soil tincture and oakmoss drag the scent downward into the earth, while paper gives a dry, fibrous edge that keeps the blend from feeling lush. Musk lingers in the background with an animalic warmth that makes the whole composition feel alive and slightly untamed.
The texture is woody, mossy, and earthy, with a powdery finish that softens the sharper edges. It reads more like a niche experiment than a crowd-pleasing release, and the materials smell raw rather than refined. Since does not try to be clean or safe. It carries a weight that can feel heavy on a warm afternoon, and the animalic streak will bother anyone who prefers bright, airy compositions. There is a quiet confidence here that ignores trends and follows its own path.
Wear this when the sky is gray and the air feels cool, or when a walk through wet woods calls for something that matches the ground underfoot. It belongs on someone who enjoys the smell of old pages, damp earth, and worn leather, and who wants a scent that feels honest rather than decorated.
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