Dead Of Night Oil
Fragrance notes
Character
Violet leaf opens with a cool, damp green edge that feels like air moving across a stone courtyard. Bergamot adds a bright, clean citrus lift that keeps the entrance from feeling heavy. The green and the citrus sit side by side before the florals arrive.
Jasmine and rose form a dense, honeyed floral heart. Amber wraps around the petals and gives the middle a warm, resinous weight. The combination reads rich and slightly old-fashioned, with a powdery softness that lingers in the background.
Oud, sandalwood, and incense create a dark, smoky foundation. The sandalwood is creamy, while the incense adds a dry, wavering gray tone. Aquatic and ozonic touches keep the base from becoming too thick, letting the wood breathe against the heavier resins.
Composed by Christophe Laudamiel, this oil suits someone drawn to heavy amber and oud worn in a quiet, dimly lit room. It fits a night spent in close quarters where warm spicy air and white floral shadows settle around the person wearing it.
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