No. 69 Unisex
Fragrance notes
Character
Grenadine and grapes bring a bright, syrupy color to the first minutes, with Calabrian bergamot adding a sharp edge that keeps the fruit from feeling flat. The opening is cheerful and immediate, the kind of scent that fits a sunlit room where the windows are open and the air feels warm. Magnolia enters with a creamy softness that contrasts the sticky top notes, while cedar provides a dry, straight line through the middle. Truffle adds an unexpected earthy weight that pulls the heart away from a typical floral and gives the composition a grounded, slightly unusual character.
Oakmoss and musk take over with a deep, forest-floor presence that defines the drydown. The mossy accord feels damp and textured, sitting close to the skin with a quiet intensity. Ylang-ylang brings a golden, slightly indolic sweetness that blends into the musk and creates a soft, animalic warmth. This is not a clean or polished finish. It is messy in an appealing way, with earthy and sweet elements tangled together. The fragrance suits someone who enjoys smelling soil and flower at the same time, and who does not mind a composition that feels raw. It asks for attention without raising a hand, lingering in the background while the day continues and the light shifts across the space
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