Fire
Fragrance notes
Character
Fire opens with bergamot, cedar, and lavender. The citrus is bright and immediate, the cedar adds a dry edge, and the lavender brings a clean, herbal tone that keeps the start from feeling sweet. This is a clear, upright opening that feels composed and deliberate.
The heart introduces lily-of-the-valley, carnation, nutmeg, and violet. The lily-of-the-valley and violet add a soft floral layer, while carnation and nutmeg provide gentle spice. The result is a middle phase that balances green freshness with warm, lightly powdered petals.
Amber, vetiver, and leather form the base. The amber is smooth and resinous, vetiver adds an earthy root quality, and leather gives a firm, slightly rugged finish. These elements sit together without one dominating, creating a dry, grounded foundation.
The overall character is fresh spicy, woody, aromatic, and floral, with clear citrus, white floral, amber, powdery, lavender, and green facets. It suits cool air and natural light, where the herbs and woods feel steady and present. The finish rests on leather.
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