Mrs. Addams
Fragrance notes
Character
Neroli and bergamot sparkle against petitgrain in the first moments, a bright citrus veil that feels like stepping into a garden just as the sun dips below the roofline. Tuberose rises fast, heavy and creamy, joined by tulip and narcissus that push the white petals into a yellow floral thickness. Lily adds a cool edge to the heart, keeping the bouquet from collapsing into pure syrup. Tobacco enters early in the background, its leafiness curling around the stems like smoke drifting through a window left cracked on a chilly evening.
Patchouli grounds the florals with earth, while tolu balsam and musk wrap the blend in a sweet, resinous warmth. Hyrax threads through the base with an animalic hum that feels intimate rather than loud, a skin-close heat that suits a candlelit room and a heavy sweater. The overall impression is green and floral but pulled constantly toward something darker, the tobacco and balsam refusing to let the petals dominate. It suits someone who enjoys a flower that bites back and who does not mind a composition that feels slightly unkempt, alive in the way a garden is when the air turns cold and the light is low
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
