Coeur Rouge
Fragrance notes
Character
Pink pepper opens with a sharp, rosy bite that cuts through the air immediately. The heart leans heavily into tuberose, thick and creamy, with jasmine adding a bright, slightly indolic lift. Ylang-ylang rounds out the white flowers with a banana-like softness that feels plush against the skin.
Patchouli anchors the blend with a dark, damp earthiness that mingles with cinnamon and vanilla. The vanilla here is not a sugary syrup but a dry, resinous warmth that clings to the woody backbone. Sandalwood and amberwood provide a smooth, golden surface for the sharper notes to rest upon.
Cypriol and oud introduce a smoky, tar-like edge that keeps the florals from becoming too pretty. The scent feels like standing in a dimly lit room with heavy velvet curtains drawn against the cold outside. There is a weight to the air, a richness that suits a heavy knit sweater and the quiet of a grey afternoon.
Oud sits deep in the base, lending a medicinal sharpness that pierces the sweetness of the amber. The composition feels dense, layered with materials that demand close attention rather than a casual glance. It is a fragrance built from contrasts that sit side by side without fully merging into a single voice.
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