Second Skin
Fragrance notes
Character
Tobacco curls through the blend alongside cognac, their rich tones meeting the golden heat of immortelle and the resinous weight of labdanum. Ylang-ylang and tuberose add a lush floral softness that keeps the smoke from feeling harsh. Cassia and carnation bring a gentle spice that rests near the skin, while bergamot and orange blossom lift the edges just enough to keep the composition from sitting too heavy. Black tea and oakmoss introduce a faint herbal bitterness that cuts through the sweetness of vanilla and rose.
Ambrette and sandalwood carry a musky warmth that lingers through the later hours, joined by patchouli and white cedar extract to form a woody foundation that feels close and personal. Castoreum and leather accords add an animalic depth that slowly wraps around the florals, letting jasmine and the remaining spice fade into the background. Imagine walking under gray skies with a scarf pulled tight, the air cool but not freezing, daylight softening the edges of the street. This suits someone who wants a scent that stays near the body and reveals new facets the longer it wears, a companion for slow mornings and quiet afternoons.
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