Season of the Witch
Fragrance notes
Character
Season of the Witch is a fragrance for the person who wants to stand inside a heavy wool coat while the air turns sharp and the ground is covered in wet leaves. The tobacco and black amber create a deep, golden brown sweetness that feels thick rather than sugary. Incense and myrrh pull the blend toward a resinous, balsamic smoke that wraps around the sharper bite of bay leaf and black cardamom. Pine adds a cool, green edge that stops the heavier notes from becoming flat, keeping the entire composition upright and vivid. It is a warm spicy and aromatic profile that smells natural and slightly rugged, suited to someone who enjoys resin and wood more than bright citrus or clean laundry soap.
The overall mood is dim and intimate, like a small room lit only by a flickering flame where the air is rich with dried herbs and melted resin. Sharra Lamoureaux composed a scent that feels intentional and grounded, never leaning into the synthetic or the overly polished. It suits wearers who want a smoky, woody presence that feels personal and a bit mysterious, and it will not appeal to those who prefer airy, transparent florals or crisp aquatic blends. This is the scent of standing still in a dark forest while amber light glows through the trees.
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