Firewood
Fragrance notes
Character
Firewood opens with a sharp pinch of cloves that immediately meets a cool, herbal lavender. The pairing feels deliberate, placing a warm spice next to a calming floral edge.
Cedar and vetiver form the center, dry and slightly dirty. The wood does not smell polished. It carries a raw, forest-floor quality that grounds the initial spice.
Patchouli brings a dark, earthy weight, while leather adds a worn, rugged texture. The combination creates a scent that feels heavy and masculine, sitting close to the skin with a balsamic depth.
Picture a dimly lit cabin as the wind picks up outside, the air filled with the scent of stacked timber and an old leather jacket draped over a wooden chair.
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