Power of The Spirit Сила Духа
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls across a stone terrace where a breeze carries the cool snap of lavender and pink pepper through the air. Orange brightens the edges of the morning while neroli adds a clean, floral lift that keeps the opening from feeling heavy. The herbs arrive early here. Sage and geranium weave through the vetiver, which smells dry and rooty rather than green and wet.
The amber in the base warms the air without turning sweet, and the oakmoss grounds the scene with a damp, earthy touch that feels close to the ground. Oud sits quietly beneath the herbs, adding a dark, resinous weight that never takes over the space. The scent stays near the body as it develops, moving with the person rather than announcing itself across the terrace.
The composition holds together for a long stretch of the day, carried by the vetiver and oakmoss that keep the aromatics from fading too soon. It feels natural and a bit rugged, suited to someone who likes herbs and wood more than polished citrus or soft musk. Those who prefer light, aquatic scents will find this too rooted and earthy for their taste.
The amber deepens as the light shifts, blending with the lingering pepper and the dry sage that refuses to settle into something smooth
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