Afterhour
Fragrance notes
Character
An evening walk through a cool garden gives the first impression. Green leaves and black currant open with a crisp bite, while anise adds a clean, slightly sharp edge that keeps the fruit from feeling sweet. The air feels fresh and alive, moving between bright and dark without settling into either one too soon.
Orange blossom and lily-of-the-valley bring a soft white floral layer that rests on cashmere wood. The heart stays gentle rather than loud, letting the green opening drift into something smoother. Cedar and patchouli anchor the base alongside tonka bean and ambergris, creating a woody, amber-rich foundation that feels warm against the skin and carries a faint balsamic depth.
The mood fits a dimly lit street after the sun has gone, when the air turns cold enough to see your breath. It works for someone who likes a scent that feels both natural and dressed up, never heavy but always present. Wear it when the night asks for something calm and a little mysterious, and leave the bright summer heat for another bottle.
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