Ole Pure
Fragrance notes
Character
Coriander leaf and black currant leaf open Ole Pure with a green, slightly tart snap. The initial impression is bright and airy, never heavy. Peony and Bulgarian rose carry the heart, supported by hibiscus, coffee, and nutmeg. The coffee here is mild, more of a dry accent than a bold roast. Nutmeg adds a gentle warmth that keeps the flowers from feeling cold. White musk and benzoin close the structure with a soft, powdery finish. The musk feels clean rather than animalic. Benzoin lends a faint resinous sweetness that settles the blend. The overall character is floral, musky, and aromatic, with fresh spicy and warm spicy touches that stay in the background. It suits someone who enjoys rose but wants it surrounded by greenery and a whisper of coffee. It feels natural enough for daytime wear, sitting comfortably in a garden where sunlight hits damp leaves and the air carries the scent of blooming petals.
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