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Fragrance notes
Character
A sharp lemon and bergamot opening hits first, bright and lifted by aldehydes that give the entrance a clean, slightly sparkling texture. The citrus does not stay sharp for long. Rose moves in beside cedar and sandalwood, softening the edges and pulling the scent toward something smoother and more polished. The wood here feels refined rather than rugged, and the floral heart keeps the composition from leaning too heavily into sharpness. Powdery notes begin to wrap around the blend, adding a gentle, vintage-leaning haze that makes the transition feel seamless rather than staged.
Patchouli anchors the base with a dark, earthy weight, while vanilla and musk bring a creamy warmth that lingers on skin and fabric. The overall impression is woody, balsamic, and quietly spicy, with enough aldehydic lift to keep it from feeling flat. It fits a dimly lit restaurant, a late dinner where the table is set with candlelight and the conversation runs long. Someone who enjoys a woody citrus that slowly turns creamy and powdery will feel completely at home here.
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