Hatira
Fragrance notes
Character
Vanilla and liquor sit close together here, thick and unmixed. The cinnamon carries a dry heat that keeps the sweetness from becoming flat. Frangipani adds a soft floral layer that feels more waxy than fresh.
Opoponax and amberwood give the blend a resinous weight. Ice cream as a note sounds playful, yet the result is heavy and still. The alcohol accord is present throughout and never fully recedes behind the sugar.
This is a scent for someone who enjoys balsamic orientals and does not mind a boozy edge. It suits cooler evenings and formal dinners. People who prefer clean citrus or light musks will find it overwhelming and far too dense.
Hatira smells like a half-finished sundae left on a mahogany bar top near a lit fireplace.
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