L'Histoire Oubliée De Dunhuang
Fragrance notes
Character
L'Histoire Oubliée De Dunhuang opens with lotus, mandarin orange and orange blossom that feel bright and clean. The citrus gives a clear lift while the lotus adds a soft aquatic touch. Jasmine tea enters soon after, joined by cinnamon, star anise, cumin and cloves. The spices are warm but not heavy, and the cumin adds a dry edge that keeps the flowers from turning sweet. Rose and orris bring a powdery floral heart that feels polished and calm. The composition stays close to the skin through these stages, moving gently through the day without pushing outward.
The base rests on vanilla, bitter almond, hay, amber, cashmere wood, sandalwood, musk and patchouli. Vanilla and amber add warmth, while bitter almond gives a faint sharpness that cuts the sweetness. Hay and cashmere wood keep the drydown dry and slightly textured. Musk and sandalwood smooth the finish so the spices fade into a soft floral wood. The scent suits someone who likes spice and tea notes woven through powder and gentle woods. It fits daylight well, especially when you want something floral and spiced that stays personal and never overwhelms the space around you.
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